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In the last chapter, I showed some simple patterns that allow you to avoid having to specify exactly what you want to wait for. In this chapter, I will describe how to use patterns that you are already probably familiar with from the shell—glob patterns. I will also describe what happens when patterns do not match. I will go over some other basic situations such as how to handle timeouts. Finally I will describe what to do at theends of scripts and processes.