stan wrote:
IMO there's nothing intrinsically wrong with any character in a file
name, as long as it makes sense with regards to your naming conventions.
The only difficulty it causes is if your tools can't handle that
character very well. These days, *even* on UNIX, most tools should
handle spaces in filenames just fine.
    
Would you include what is the most commonly used program in UNIX (the
shell) in that?
  
Certainly. I haven't used a shell in the last couple years that doesn't handle spaces in filenames nicely. Which begs the question, what shell are you using that's causing you problems? :)

Graeme


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