On Mon, Jul 16, 2001 at 02:41:24PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  In v7.0, unmodified, sort produced a listing that ignored leading dots
> and case. ls was still POSIX compliant.
                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>  So in 7.1, unmodified, sort AND "ls -a" ignore case and leading dots.

Does the above mean you think ls sorting behaviour in 7.1 is not POSIX
compliant? Then please cite where does POSIX mandate such behaviour.
If you request English language sorting, then case-insensitivity and lower
importance of punctuation characters is what you get.
If you want C locale sorting, use LC_ALL=C ls.

> Looks just like DOS. Breaks scripts at an amazing rate. At least they
> left the dot files hidden.

Breaks badly written scripts.

        Jakub



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