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You (perhaps unintentionally) bring up the excellent question of what to do if the "extension" part of the filename has 2 dots in it, as in .tar.gz... I've never considered that issue, and I suspect it's not solvable without knowing all the possible valid file extensions up front. rmeador nsion with two dots. You handle both extensions separately. unsolvable on a lexical basis, you'll need to check the file type. Consider if you had a game called dinosaurs.in.tar and you gzipped it to dinosaurs.in.tar.gz :)are really useful but does anyone know how to make them whitespace friendly? For example if the file is called welcome :-) It was a coincidence. When I got the notification and came here, your question was asked 30 secs couple years later and still good example vol7ron NWhy do these work? Anyone have a link the explains the general bash feature being used here? I expanded the answer with a link to the reference. Juliano Jan 13 '12 at
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Doesn't work on Fedora 16 x86_64 GNU bash, version 4.2.20(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu). Both This gets more complicated if you are passing in full paths. One of mine had a '.' in a directory in the middle of the path, but none in the file name. Example "a/b.c/d/e/filename" would wind up ".c/d/e/filename" Walt extensions. i'm pretty sure boost::filesystem handles it that way. (split path, change_extension...) and its behavior is based on python if I'm not mistaken. v.oddou Nov 26 '13 at 7:29