On 9/26/23 2:25 AM, Grisha Levit wrote:
A `/' followed by `(' should not be considered an unquoted glob character:
$ bash -O failglob -c ': $1' _ 'a/(b)'
_: line 1: no match: a/(b)
If extglob is not turned on, it probably doesn't make sense to treat words
that don't have any non-extended glob characters as patterns:
$ bash -O failglob -c ': $1' _ '+(x)'
_: line 1: no match: +(x)
A CTLESC-escaped character should be treated as such even if it follows an
unquoted backslash, same as in quote_string_for_globbing:
Thanks for the report and patch.
Chet
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