Searching a file case insensitive and open it in zsh-CodePudding

I'm trying to use zsh in a more efficient way and therefore I ask for help.

In a script I am searching for a filename, e.g. foo which can be written in upper or lowercase, like:

Afterwards I execute a command using the first found filename as an argument.

To to this task I used the following command lines:

FILE=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -iname foo -print -quit) 
command-dummy ${FILE}

I'm pretty sure that there exists a more efficient way and asking for advice and maybe a code with style.

CodePudding user response：

zsh pathname expansion can handle this without using find, if you enable the EXTENDED_GLOB option.

setopt EXTENDED_GLOB
command-dummy (#i)foo(.)

(#i) (after enabling extended globbing) makes the pattern match case-insensitive, and (.) restricts matches to regular files.

See man zshexpn for more information.