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Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string.
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Dan Douglas |
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Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string. |
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Sat, 12 Jan 2013 08:34:35 -0600 |
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On Friday, January 11, 2013 10:39:19 PM Dan Douglas wrote:
> On Saturday, January 12, 2013 02:35:34 AM John Kearney wrote:
> BTW, your wrappers won't work. A wrapper would need to implement format
Hrmf I should have clarified that I only meant A complete printf wrapper would
be difficult. A single-purpose workaround is perfectly fine. e.g.
printq() { ${1+printf %q "$@"}; }; ... which is probably something like what
you meant. Sorry for the rant.
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Dan Douglas
- printf %q represents null argument as empty string., Dan Douglas, 2013/01/11
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., John Kearney, 2013/01/11
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., Dan Douglas, 2013/01/11
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., John Kearney, 2013/01/11
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., Dan Douglas, 2013/01/11
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string.,
Dan Douglas <=
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., John Kearney, 2013/01/12
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., Chet Ramey, 2013/01/12
- Re: printf %q represents null argument as empty string., John Kearney, 2013/01/12