On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 10:34 PM, lolilolicon <loliloli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> <snip>
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> shopt -s progcomp
>
> mkdir -p 1\'1 2@2
> touch 1\'1/one 2@2/two
>
> for i in \
> "1'1" "1\'1" "1'1/" "1\'1/" \
> "2@2" "2\@2" "2@2/" "2\@2/"; do
> printf -- '%5s => %s\n' "$i" "$(compgen -f "$i")"
> done
> # (Same results using `compgen -o default')
>
In fact, if I simply *remove* the `#!/bin/bash' line, run it the same way,
I will get the same results as I did in the interactive bash shell:
$ ./test.sh
1'1 => 1'1
1\'1 =>
1'1/ =>
1\'1/ => 1\'1/one
2@2 => 2@2
2\@2 =>
2@2/ => 2@2/two
2\@2/ => 2\@2/two
But if I run it explicitly with bash, the results are the same as with
`#!/bin/bash'. (Surprise, surprise...)
$ bash ./test.sh
1'1 => 1'1
1\'1 =>
1'1/ => 1'1/one
1\'1/ =>
2@2 => 2@2
2\@2 =>
2@2/ => 2@2/two
2\@2/ =>
I feel dumb.
(And sorry for being a bit... spammy)
