I have “v” aliased to “vim **/*.cpp **/*.hpp **/*.cxx”
Problem is, if I’m in a directory without any *.cxx files, zsh treats this as an error. Is there anyway to tell zsh to create the absence of **/*.cxx files as “” instead of an error?
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I have “v” aliased to “vim **/*.cpp **/*.hpp **/*.cxx”
Problem is, if I’m in a directory without any *.cxx files, zsh treats this as an error. Is there anyway to tell zsh to create the absence of **/*.cxx files as “” instead of an error?
It sounds like you want:
Another variation that may be of interest is:
They work slightly different when all the patterns fail to expand. When at least one pattern successfully expands, the two are the same. But if none of the patterns expand,
NULL_GLOBwill still run the command whileCSH_NULL_GLOBwill return an error.