scw%ucla-locus@cepu.UUCP (02/07/84)
From: Steve Woods <cepu!scw@ucla-locus> >> The solution that we have used here is a simple one-liner, >> that does not need any temporary files: >> set noglob;eval `tset -s -Q -m :?h19`;unset noglob >If you spy on the output of tset you will notice it is terminated with: >``<tset output>...; unset noglob'' >So your ``;unset noglob'' is redundant. On the other hand, why doesn't >tset just generate the ``set noglob'' too? Because of the '?h19' and having to inhibit file name substitution BEFORE tset runs. <cepu!scw@ucla-locus>