Jamin Collins wrote:
>
> Jan Schaumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> > See, and I've learned something about different shells now.
> > Apparently, bash and (t)csh don't like "#!/bin/sh" in an
> > echo, while ksh doesn't mind. I forgot that "!" is a
> > special character (history) in other shells - now how does
> > one DO "echo "#!/bin/sh" in, say, bash?
> > Anybody?
>
> Don't know about a (t)csh, as I'm a bash man here. But, bash has no problem
> with "echo '#!/bin/sh' > ./test"
yes
some meta-chars are not inhibated in double quoted string
(for example '$' or '!'), but they are in simple quoted string
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