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I still purge punctuation from my filenames on the premise that you never know when you may have to use a #Windows computer. Eagerly anticipating the day when I know I will never have to use a Windows computer.
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@mjd someone I work with insists on putting & in filenames
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@mjd I purge whitespace from my filenames on my premise that I might want to run them through `make` at some point.
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@clacke @mjd As long as the filename is escaped/quoted, GNU Make shouldn't have any issues if a filename contains spaces.
It's the fury of users of Unix-like operating systems that you have to worry about. ;)
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UpperCamelCase, lowerCamelCase, snake_case
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@mikegerwitz @mjd Quoting doesn't always help. Bash and Python have arrays, so they're fine, but Make *will* mangle filenames at some point.
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@clacke I'm sorry, I was narrowly thinking of shell in targets. I guess Make doesn't handle spaces well on its own:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9838384/can-gnu-make-handle-filenames-with-spaces
I guess I never realized because I've never had to deal with filenames with spaces! So it seems that you are correct.