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<pre><code># the above post doesn't take into account \* arguments (including spaces in arguments) # The original alias is useful for when you have time to type quotes or your # arguments need to be regular expressions alias ff 'find . -iname \!* -follow -print' # alias fff (below) is of limited utility, because your arguments can't be regular # expressions or enclosed in quotes. It is useful for quick and dirty situations # when you want to cut and paste things with spaces in them without using quotes. # the combination of double quotes and single quotes here is very important. # rules of thumb for "I hate typing quotes" style aliases: # enclose alias arguments \* in this construct: '"\*"' # conversely, enclose wildcards in this construct: "'*'" alias fff "find . -iname '*'"'"\!*"'"'*' -follow -print" </code></pre> <p><strong>examples at prompt</strong></p> <pre><code>/Projects/mbox/Installers/Mbox Studio Installer>alias ff find . -iname !* -follow -print /Projects/mbox/Installers/Mbox Studio Installer>ff "Mbox *.app" ./ROOT/Applications/Mbox Studio/Mbox Remote.app ./ROOT/Applications/Mbox Studio/Mbox Studio.app ./ROOT/Applications/Mbox Utilities/Mbox Controller.app /Projects/mbox/Console>alias fff find . -iname '*'"!*"'*' -follow -print /Projects/mbox/Installers/Mbox Studio Installer>fff Mbox Studio ./NightlyBuild/DiskImages/Mbox Studio 3.6D3435.dmg ./NightlyBuild/DiskImages/Mbox Studio 3.6D3438.dmg ./ROOT/Applications/Mbox Studio ./ROOT/Applications/Mbox Studio/Mbox Studio.app </code></pre>
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