[I'm reposting for a third time, since I wasn't subscribed at first, then I reposted as a subscriber, then deleted my *accepted* post. N00b. <img class='smiley' src='http://www.nabble.com/images/smiley/anim_confused.gif' />] I created a bundle command to open a file from a repository directory, based on the selected text. It was put in the Text bundle, with no particular context. Here's my current (working) command. <code>open "file:///path/to/repository/volume/$TM_SELECTED_TEXT.pdf"</code> This will open the PDF file with the selected filename. (I use open since I want to see the PDF in Acrobat, not TextMate.) However, now there's arbitrary (unknown) text attached to the filename, so I want to use a wildcard in this command. I got a suggestion to use an unquoted * as a wildcard. But if AAAA is selected, this command: <code>open "file:///path/to/repository/$TM_SELECTED_TEXT"*</code> will open a file in Textmate named AAAA*, which is not what I want: I want AAAA.pdf and AAAA-morestuff.pdf to open. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Darryl [I originally had this question attached as a comment to a TextMate blog entry, where Allen Odegaard posted the * wildcard suggestion, but it didn't work in this context.] <hr align="left" width="300"> View this message in context: <a href="http://www.nabble.com/repost%3A-Command-to-open-arbitrary-files-in-TxMt-tf4815591.html#a13776524">repost: Command to open arbitrary files in TxMt</a> Sent from the <a href="http://www.nabble.com/textmate-users-f18157.html">textmate users mailing list archive</a> at Nabble.com.