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From: Geoff Wing <gwing@primenet.com.au>
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Subject: bug on / vs (/) glob qualifiers
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Heyla,
  according to the manual:
``A "/" at the end of a pattern is equivalent to "(/)".''

% setopt markdirs
% mkdir foo
% ln -s foo bar
% echo */
bar foo/
% echo *(/)
foo/

It even recognises that bar is not a directory.
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