that needs to be used in such that dir. name is put in a way say:
n="~/foo bar"
if forced to do
$ pushd "$n"
when used in such
$ popd
bash: popd: ~/foo bar: No such file or directory
Any sincere guide to solve is invaluable helpful
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| that needs to be used in such that dir. name is put in a way say:
|
| n="~/foo bar"
n=~/'foo bar'
or if you prefer n="${HOME}/foo bar" since ~/ is the s
George R Goffe writes:
> Shouldn't there be a message about no file found presented by bash?
> There appears to be NO indication that filename completion has failed
> to find a file.
I'm not very experienced using filename completion, but my understanding
is that completion indicates "there is no
How do we intercept and redirect file saving or output to stdout directly in
bash, just like e.g
xkbcomp $DISPLAY
will output and generated a file, but what needed is to put it directly to
stream of stdout which will be piped once.
Tried,
$ xkbcomp $DISPLAY >(cat)
Error:Cannot open "
