Re: Quotes inserted into command

Matt Kane wrote: > Hello, > > I've got a script that does the following: > JAVA=/usr/bin/java > JAVA_W_CLASSPATH="$JAVA -cp \"$classpath\" " > $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH com.choicestream.foo > echo $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH > > I've noticed that on different versions of bash, it behaves differently. > Bash 3.0 wi

Re: Quotes inserted into command

"Matt Kane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > I've got a script that does the following: > JAVA=/usr/bin/java > JAVA_W_CLASSPATH="$JAVA -cp \"$classpath\" " > $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH com.choicestream.foo > echo $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH > > I've noticed that on different versions of bash, it behaves diff

Quotes inserted into command

Hello, I've got a script that does the following: JAVA=/usr/bin/java JAVA_W_CLASSPATH="$JAVA -cp \"$classpath\" " $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH com.choicestream.foo echo $JAVA_W_CLASSPATH I've noticed that on different versions of bash, it behaves differently. Bash 3.0 will execute: /usr/bin/java -cp "/path/

expand_aliases should be on for interactive shells

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