Shell really is a weird language sometimes… In the context of pasting urls (so yeah bad separation between nearly arbitrary data and program input, I should use wl-paste more):
- # which usually st...
@Haelwenn /элвэн/ :triskell: & is an operator and as such, delimits words, just like >, <, >>, <<, &&, ||, etc
# is not an operator and instead is handled during word delimitation itself, as a low priority step so appending # to the current word (if there's any at all) has a higher priority than discarding # comments
aka operator behavior is consistent but the comment # isn't an operator :3
# is not an operator and instead is handled during word delimitation itself, as a low priority step so appending # to the current word (if there's any at all) has a higher priority than discarding # comments
aka operator behavior is consistent but the comment # isn't an operator :3