Vincent Lefevre wrote:
>>> Imagine a filename contains: ' `some command`
> Yes, because you get:
> echo '' `ls -l`'
I get? *I* get? Pst, look up above. *YOU* decided say "Imagine a
filename contains: ' `some command` Quoted right there.
> which is not valid. Try with:
So now you're modifying what you wrote, tsk, tsk.
>> Which is why I strayed away from Perl into Python land.
> This is a very subjective argument. One *can* write readable Perl
> scripts. Also remember TIMTOWTDI.
One can, yes. And I remember TIMTOWTDI which is the antithesis of writing
readable code. I was hip deep in Perl code for several years. I found that
the only way to write readable Perl was to throw half of the language out and
stick to a strict subset of the language so as to be consistent.
> Nope. The first thing I do when I get an account is to install a recent
> version of zsh, so that zsh is always installed, but not necessarily
> python! :)
Love to see you do that on a restricted gaming box.
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