[Emacs-bug-tracker] bug#7443: closed (bug in cut -n " " -f 1 *)

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> Hi core team, i'm  relatively new on linux  and recently  test something cut -n " " -f 1 *  and what sorprise an unexpected result, a fall of letters and don't stop until Crtl+C keypress. Forgive my bad english, still learning. Grettings from Cuba
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> On 19/11/10 13:53, Yasmani Lara wrote:
> > Hi core team, i'm  relatively new on linux  and recently  test something *cut
> > -n " " -f 1 **  and what sorprise an unexpected result, a fall of letters
> > and don't stop until Crtl+C keypress. Forgive my bad english, still
> > learning. Grettings from Cuba
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> Hi.
> This seems like incorrect usage.
> The command presented will output everything
> before the first \t in each file in the current directory,
> including any binary files.
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> I'm guessing you may want: cut -d ' ' -f1 -- *
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> thanks,
> Pádraig.
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