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Added GLOB_NOSORT to glob flags #13
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The recently released Mac highSierra OS has changed the order globbed files are returned when using
GLOB_BRACE. Previously (and on any *nix box I've tried) you'd get something like:On highSierra you get:
According to the libc man page
globsorts the file names alphabetically. But clearly this doesn't happen in most implementations when using brace patterns.This PR adds a
GLOB_NOSORTflag to ensure files are returned in brace order under highSierra. Note files within each brace match will now be returned in filesystem order: if someone were relying on entries inb.global.phpoverridinga.global.phpthis may not happen.