Hi,

I try to run the following script :

#!/bin/tcsh -f

set sourceDir = "$argv[1]"
echo ${sourceDir}

set listOfPictures_1 = `ls "${sourceDir}"/*.jpg`
echo $listOfPictures_1

set listOfPictures_2 = `find "${sourceDir}" -name '*.jpg'`
echo $listOfPictures_2

#set listOfPictures_3 = ("${sourceDir}"/*.jpg/)
#echo $listOfPictures_3
echo ''
foreach file ($listOfPictures_1)
echo $file
end

exit 0

I run :
./essai.csh pictures\ with\ snow (there is a white space after each \).

I get the following :

pictures with snow
pictures with snow/SnowInMarseille.jpg
pictures with snow/SnowInMarseille.jpg

pictures
with
snow/SnowInMarseille.jpg

If I add the 2 commented lines, I get :

set: No match.

I would like to get in the foreach loop :

pictures with snow/SnowInMarseille.jpg

I had a look at these 2 threads (http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...ng-spaces.html and http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...ace-issue.html) but I did not succeed to do what I want (the IFS variable seems not to work in tcsh).

Is there a way for the foreach loop not to take into account white spaces ?
Should I write my script back in bash ?

Regards.

Xuo.