Vincent Lefevre wrote:
Now we could quote with -F only if these chars are at the end,
though I'm not sure that complexity is warranted.
In any case, this form of quoting incorrect with -b, as \= is invalid
in ISO C.
That's right, we need another way to escape classifier characters with -bF,
since the current method is clearly wrong.
Let's use ""= instead, as it's valid ISO C. In other words, where we currently
do this:
$ python -c "import socket as s; sock = s.socket(s.AF_UNIX); sock.bind('b')"
$ touch b= b=x
$ ls -bF
b= b\= b\=x
the last command should output this instead:
b= b""= b=x
This works because in ISO C "b""=" is equivalent to "b=". We should do this only
with characters at the end, because it's not needed elsewhere and the "" is
annoying.
