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Sorry but I have no idea what a shell prompt is (I am indeed a new unix user). I guess you mean a terminal command. So I opened up a Telnet session with my host (I'm just one guy at home on a PC..) and while I did get some info from BSD Reference Manual it presented no info about the question I posed (which characters can't one use in a file/folder name).
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gtk2::recentinfo
Gtk2::RecentInfo(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Gtk2::RecentInfo(3pm)
NAME
Gtk2::RecentInfo - wrapper for GtkRecentInfo
HIERARCHY
Glib::Boxed
+----Gtk2::RecentInfo
METHODS
timestamp = $info->get_added;
timestamp = $info->get_modified;
timestamp = $info->get_visited;
cut
integer = $info->get_age
(exec, count, timestamp) = $info->get_application_info ($app_name)
o $app_name (string)
(applications) = $info->get_applications
string = $info->get_description
string = $info->get_display_name
boolean = $info->exists
(groups) = $info->get_groups
boolean = $info->has_application ($app_name)
o $app_name (string)
boolean = $info->has_group ($group_name)
o $group_name (string)
pixbuf = $info->get_icon ($size)
o $size (integer)
boolean = $info->is_local
string = $info->last_application
boolean = $info->match ($other_info)
o $other_info (Gtk2::RecentInfo)
string = $info->get_mime_type
unix timestamp = $info->get_modified
boolean = $info->get_private_hint
string = $info->get_short_name
string = $info->get_uri_display
string = $info->get_uri
unix timestamp = $info->get_visited
SEE ALSO
Gtk2, Glib::Boxed
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2003-2011 by the gtk2-perl team.
This software is licensed under the LGPL. See Gtk2 for a full notice.
perl v5.14.2 2012-05-27 Gtk2::RecentInfo(3pm)