@jonan_gallas @lispi314 @timbray True.
However, as long as you don't control 100% of all file names yourself by renaming them, you certainly should learn how to write scripts which can deal with spaces and special characters anyway. YMMV.
@jonan_gallas @lispi314 @timbray True.
However, as long as you don't control 100% of all file names yourself by renaming them, you certainly should learn how to write scripts which can deal with spaces and special characters anyway. YMMV.
@lispi314 @publicvoit @timbray
Well, writing shell scripts,sometimes a space can bite you. π₯΄
@publicvoit @timbray I bothered with not spacing right up until I noticed that at some point tab-completion had become a thing... like two decades ago (that I noticed, not sure if it became such earlier).
I promptly stopped caring after that. I eventually picked-up #Emacs (and more specificaly #dired) which made it even less of an issue and also covered weird/corrupt characters that most shells don't handle properly.
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