Two little things (Mainly win32 related)

[Roncaglia Julien]

Roncaglia Julien said the following :
> First a small path attached who do a simple glob replacing in win32
> (*.py or *.cpp *.h are easier than adding everything by hand)

Also note that what is missing in this path is that ignored files are
added if they match, i think this is also the case when the expanding is
done by some unix shell but seem counter-intuitive.

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And i have a question related to id : Why did the Working tree
considered by "add" is the one where reside the first file in the list
and not the one in the current directory ????

F:\some_project> bzr add "F:\some_bzr_managed_directory\somefile.py"
anotherfile.py

Will try to add the two files to F:\some_bzr_managed_directory\ and not
F:\some_project\ it seem a little strange to me (And it also create an
annoying egg-chicken problem for ignoring ignored files when applying
glob expanding)
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