On Sun, 02 Apr 2000, you wrote: > That's because the "for ... in ...; do ...; done" command interprets any > white space as separators - and, I think, without respect for quoting, or > backslash-escaping. > > So how do you get around it? I am out of ideas. I am simply resigned to > never using a filename with a space in it - which is difficult to do when > you work with Windows often. I myself keep spaces away, but anytime I get > a file from another Windows user, I try to rename it, usually converting > spaces to underscores. > Put quotes around any filenames with spaces in 'em, i.e.: "This is a Filename With A Space.txt" rather than This is a Filename With A Space.txt Understand? John
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