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From: Eduardo Alvarez <astrochelonian@gmail.com>
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Subject: [9fans] Plumbing - Files with spaces
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Hello, all,

I've recently been introduced to plan9port, and have been fiddling about
with the plumber. As a test, I tried using the plumber to open several
different files wherever I specified. I noticed, however, that I was unable
to plumb files whose names had spaces in them. A search on google on the
subject threw as the only solution "use shorter filenames". Fair enough,
but I wanted to know if this is a limitation of the plumber itself, or if
the regular expressions used can accomodate for spaces.

Regards,

Eduardo Alvarez

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<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div>Hello, all,<br><br></div>I&#39;ve recently been introduced to
 plan9port, and have been fiddling about with the plumber. As a test, I
tried using the plumber to open several different files wherever I
specified. I noticed, however, that I was unable to plumb files whose
names had spaces in them. A search on google on the subject threw as the
 only solution &quot;use shorter filenames&quot;. Fair enough, but I wanted to
know if this is a limitation of the plumber itself, or if the regular
expressions used can accomodate for spaces.<br><br></div>Regards,<br><br></div>Eduardo Alvarez</div>

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