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At least noweave, and probably others, don't handle filenames with spaces.
noweave
I'm reluctant to introduce a dependency on bash, but I would need some help to figure out how to manage arrays in a POSIX standard shell.
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StackOverflow to the rescue ;-) This GitHub repo that the third answer links to seems promising (PoC of arrays in POSIX shells).
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Clever. Missing here is the ability to turn the array elements into an argument vector, as in the ksh/bash extension "${a[@]}".
"${a[@]}"
I may have to resort to some form of eval.
eval
I'm unlikely to fix this issue, but I would welcome a PR.
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noweave
, and probably others, don't handle filenames with spaces.I'm reluctant to introduce a dependency on bash, but I would need some help to figure out how to manage arrays in a POSIX standard shell.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: