Author: Stan Eisenstat
Subject: Re: [Cs323] Test Case 10
Date: Sunday, 13 Sep 2020, 10:20:35

    > Message Posted By: Unknown
    >
    > Running "cat /c/cs323/Hwk1/Tests/t10.t" yields the following output:
    >
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/charlie
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/delta
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/delta/kilo
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/delta/lima
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/delta/mike
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/foxtrot
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/foxtrot/november
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/foxtrot/oscar
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/foxtrot/oscar/sierra
    > TESTS/Root/alpha/golf
    > 0 TESTS/Root/alpha/echo
    >
    > Is the last line supposed to be "0 TESTS/Root/alpha/echo"? If so could you
    > provide another example of a case where this would occur?

Yes.  If the current working directory contains files
named delta, echo, and foxtrot, the command

  % ./fiend ./delta ./echo ./foxtrot -name echo -exec ls -s echo \; -o -print

outputs

  ./delta
  0 echo
  ./foxtrot

If you sort this output and remove each leading ./ (as
Test #10 does), the result is

  delta
  foxtrot
  0 echo

--Stan-