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Küsimus
SuperUseri lugeja Luu Vinh Phuc tahab teada, miks dir *. * Loetleb kõik failid ja kaustad:
When I run the dir *.* command, it produces unexpected results. Even files and folders without any dot in the name are listed. For example:
Miks dir *. * Loetleb kõik failid ja kaustad?
Vastus
SuperUseri kaasautor Fleet Commandil on meile vastus:
The DIR command comes from a time when:
- A period (.) was not allowed as a character in file or folder names
- File and folder names were restricted to 8 characters for names and 3 characters for extensions
Therefore, by that standard, *.* meant whatever the name and whatever the extension. It did not mean a string containing a “.”, which may or may not have characters before or after the “.”.
Microsoft’s policy is preserving backward compatibility, so that interpretation of *.* is retained. But in Windows PowerShell, *.* means a string containing a “.”, which may or may not have characters before or after the “.”.
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