Re: Adding backslash escapes to find.command

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[email protected]:

I have search-across-files done with this:

find.command=git -C "$(find.directory)" grep -n "$(find.what)" -- 
"$(find.files)"


There is a  


This works for everything that doesn't include a double quote. Is there a 
way to request that find.what be backslash escaped before incorporating it 
into the command?


While there is a $(escape ...) function, it isn't applied to find.command 
and it isn't well tested.

This is an area that is platform dependent so it helps to reveal your OS.

Neil

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 an area that is platform dependent so it helps to reveal your OS.</div><di=
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