Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Angus> This one isn't strictly needed at all, but it does no harm. > Angus> Changes the interface, so: > > If you are sure you know what the os2 part does, it's OK.
Well, I haven't changed the interface: http://os2ports.com/docs/porting/porting.html To get this done on OS/2 you have to do it "manually" in your code since cmd.exe won't do it for you. However be aware that even people on OS/2 may use shells which already expand (4os2? or an un*xish shell). Note that this shouldn't hurt at first glance, but may end up with a substantial number of commandline arguments passed to your application! #include <stdlib.h> int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { _wildcard (&argc, &argv); /* ... the program ... */ } This is exactly what we have now. I'll commit it. -- Angus
