DO ... /A:-D?

[vefatica]

This produces expected output.

g:\> do f in /s * ( echo %@filename[%f] )

This produces no output.

g:\> do f in /a:-d /s * ( echo %@filename[%f] )

This again produces expected output.

g:\> do f in /s /a:-d * ( echo %@filename[%f] )

The order of the options matters. Is that WAD, documented? It doesn't matter for DIR.

 

[rconn]

> The order of the options matters. Is that WAD, documented? It
> doesn't matter for DIR.

It doesn't matter for DO either. The problem isn't in the order, it's that
the /A:-D switch is only being partially removed by DO. I've fixed it for
build 25 (which should be out later today).