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On 03/01/15 11:40, Martijn Grooten wrote:
There is! Didn't know you could have one of those! Something didn't expand the home properly! For some reason the file manager gui didn't refresh and show that... or I didn't notice it...On Sat, Jan 03, 2015 at 11:35:12AM +0000, Tom wrote:Just built boost and its there but not there: ----------------------------------------------- tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0$ ls \~/Programming/boost_1_57_0/play/ include lib tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0$ cd play tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0/play$ ls tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0/play$ cd include bash: cd: include: No such file or directory tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0/play$ cd .. tom@laptop1:~/Programming/boost_1_57_0$ ls \~/Programming/boost_1_57_0/play/ include lib --------------------------------------------- the "\" is added by bash when hitting tab for auto expand...This doesn't happen when using ~ as a shortcut to your home directory. Is there a directory called "~" somewhere, e.g. in ~/Programming/boost_1_57_0 ? That would explain the behaviour you describe. Martijn.
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