
2 Nov
2012
2 Nov
'12
11:20 p.m.
Dear Mats Kärrman,
please don't top post/full quote. If needed, please read http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
In message ED3E0BCACD909541BA94A34C4A164D4C425D0244@post.tritech.se you wrote:
If not correct, then what is this supposed to mean (common/main.c :: builtin_run_command()):
/* * Find separator, or string end * Allow simple escape of ';' by writing "\;" */
As I metioned, this is the _second_ part of escaping, that which happens when processing the commands. The first part happens when reading the environment.
The examples I gave should show pretty well how it works:
See here:
=> setenv foo 'echo part one\;echo part two' ; print foo ; run > foo foo=echo part one;echo part two part one part two => setenv foo 'echo part one\\;echo part two' ; print foo ; run> foo foo=echo part one\;echo part two part one;echo part two =>
Here is one more:
=> setenv foo echo part one\;echo part two ; print foo ; run foo foo=echo part one;echo part two part one;echo part two =>
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