On Mon, Aug 3, 2015, at 04:07 AM, Cedric Auger wrote: > That is because it is expanded as: > > > bzgrep -H text1 text2 [found_file] > > (That is: search "text1" in files text2 and [found_file]) > > While you wanted is expanded as: > > > bzgrep -H "text1 text2" [found_file] > > I guess it is the reason why you have the double quotes surrounding $*. > > I am not fish expert, so I do not know if restoring the double quotes > will > solve your problem. > Still I find it a not so good idea not to explicitely put your double > quotes. Indeed, this removes the abilitiy to pass options as arguments to > your command. > And it makes your gbz command have a different behaviour than most common > Unix commands. > > With the command someone provided, you would type: > > gbz "text1 text2" > -or equivalently- > > gbz text1\ text2 > which seems saner to me.
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