237dmitry

> Suppose you are in a folder "PowerShell\blah\blah", your code will output nothing. Suppose that you will create a specific regular expression for a specific case.

> Create it, please. What subfolder have to be excluded? `blah\powershell`? What is the structure? ```powershell ((Get-Childitem PowerShell -Recurse) -notmatch '.+\\powershell.+powershell\\?').FullName ```

It works for me: 

> this is about the -Target parameter, not the -Name parameter. I'm sorry, I'm always inattentive. mklink is of course easier. ``` $item = Get-Item '.\`[test`] test `[1`].txt' New-Item -ItemType...

Zip listing strange but resulting zip-archive is correct. 

> It depends on your definition of "correct". Look at uzip. And unzipping as expected: ``` 7z x file.zip $ (dir ./pt -Recurse).FullName /home/herz/Desktop/pt/fspt /home/herz/Desktop/pt/fspt/d /home/herz/Desktop/pt/fspt/d/file.txt ``` Perhaps this is...

> If your definition of "correct" is "whatever 7zip works with", then yes, it is correct. Yes. file-roller, unzip, 7-zip, mc and Far plugins. All of them extract file.zip without...

I think the default profile is the first one in the list of profiles (not sure). Get a profile not by id, but by name: ``` #!/bin/bash for i in...

I had the exactly problem. In my case `OSC 9;9` output the last symbol of prompt string, `m` in prompt below. I do not know why and how but I...

> You may want this No, I do not want. I showed this example to present a workaround that is inexplicable to me.