Re: create and open tags in windows and other markings...

[Mathias Dahl]

"newbKt" <katydotlee@gmail.com> writes:

> Also I tried to use %g to mark the files I wanted, but I was not
> successful in getting the files I wanted marked. Is there a way to mark
> files that begin with 0 and have the extension .tex? I tried a variety
> of things, like 0*.tex, 0[*.tex] but none of them worked. An example
> file list is given below:
> cow.tex
> 02-bull.tex
> 03-eagle.cgz
> 09-fish.tex
>
> I want files 02 and 09 to be marked and then I want to open them up
> with some magical combination of keys.

To do that you should use the `% m' command instead. `% g' searches
*inside* the files and marks the one that matches the regexp you
enter. `% m' matches text in the file names.

So, try `% m' instead, with the following search string: 0.*\.tex$

To actually open the marked files, the only command I found seems to
be `F', `dired-do-find-marked-files'. Try that.