On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 3:07 AM, Udo Richter <udo_rich...@gmx.de> wrote:
> The correct way to place every array element as one parameter, without
> doing any additional whitespace separation, is this:
>
> "$vdrbin" -L "$vdrlib" "${vdrpl...@]}"
>
> In contrast, "${vdrplug[*]}" merges all to one parameter, ${vdrpl...@]}
> does another whitespace separation run.
>
>
> runvdr extreme also uses a bash array for building the command line.
What makes that "correct"? Just sounds like a different (and more
complicated, ..I guess) way to accomplish the same end result, but no
more "correct" then using double/single quotes.
I'm no bash expert but STRING="$STRING -P'asdf arg'" works equally as
well as ARRAY=( "${arr...@]}" <new item> ) in my experience. What am
I missing?
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