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Avoid evaluation of script arguments as files [BASH, LINUX] [duplicate]

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As passing arguments to a self made script, I noted they got evaluated by the file-system if that mach, otherwise, just passed as argument. And that is not the behaviour I'm hopping for

giving that code

#!/bin/bash

declare -a array_arg 

#build the array of arguments
while test -n "$1"; do array_arg+=( "$1" ); shift
done

#test there is some arguments
if test $#array_arg[@] -eq 0; then echo "ERROR no arguments"
fi

#running resume
echo "number of elements:: $#array_arg[@]"

for ((i = 0; i < $#array_arg[@]; i++ )); do echo "$i>> $array_arg[i]"
done

I will expect that same list of arguments I pass, I will have into the array_arg array

but, if any argument has a wildcard, and match a file, it get resolve with the name of the file/s

lets see an example :

let's observe, the second argument

file2*

how in the instruction

array_arg+=( "$1" )

adds two filenames to the array, instead of the value of $1

while the last argument, do not get changed/resolved/whatever...

Needless to say, I need the arguments as passed to the script, not evaluated

linux bash shell ubuntu

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  3 answers
  
  

As passing arguments to a self made script, I noted they got evaluated by the file-system if that mach, otherwise, just passed as argument. And that is not the behaviour I'm hopping for

giving that code

#!/bin/bash

declare -a array_arg 

#build the array of arguments
while test -n "$1"; do array_arg+=( "$1" ); shift
done

#test there is some arguments
if test $#array_arg[@] -eq 0; then echo "ERROR no arguments"
fi

#running resume
echo "number of elements:: $#array_arg[@]"

for ((i = 0; i < $#array_arg[@]; i++ )); do echo "$i>> $array_arg[i]"
done

I will expect that same list of arguments I pass, I will have into the array_arg array

but, if any argument has a wildcard, and match a file, it get resolve with the name of the file/s

lets see an example :

let's observe, the second argument

file2*

how in the instruction

array_arg+=( "$1" )

adds two filenames to the array, instead of the value of $1

while the last argument, do not get changed/resolved/whatever...

Needless to say, I need the arguments as passed to the script, not evaluated

linux bash shell ubuntu

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  If you don't want the sell to expand your arguments, quote them.
  
  – Poshi
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  Preserve Quotes in bash arguments
  
  3 answers
  
  

As passing arguments to a self made script, I noted they got evaluated by the file-system if that mach, otherwise, just passed as argument. And that is not the behaviour I'm hopping for

giving that code

#!/bin/bash

declare -a array_arg 

#build the array of arguments
while test -n "$1"; do array_arg+=( "$1" ); shift
done

#test there is some arguments
if test $#array_arg[@] -eq 0; then echo "ERROR no arguments"
fi

#running resume
echo "number of elements:: $#array_arg[@]"

for ((i = 0; i < $#array_arg[@]; i++ )); do echo "$i>> $array_arg[i]"
done

I will expect that same list of arguments I pass, I will have into the array_arg array

but, if any argument has a wildcard, and match a file, it get resolve with the name of the file/s

lets see an example :

let's observe, the second argument

file2*

how in the instruction

array_arg+=( "$1" )

adds two filenames to the array, instead of the value of $1

while the last argument, do not get changed/resolved/whatever...

Needless to say, I need the arguments as passed to the script, not evaluated

linux bash shell ubuntu

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asked Mar 8 at 13:11

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134110

#!/bin/bash

declare -a array_arg 

#build the array of arguments
while test -n "$1"; do array_arg+=( "$1" ); shift
done

#test there is some arguments
if test $#array_arg[@] -eq 0; then echo "ERROR no arguments"
fi

#running resume
echo "number of elements:: $#array_arg[@]"

for ((i = 0; i < $#array_arg[@]; i++ )); do echo "$i>> $array_arg[i]"
done

array_arg+=( "$1" )

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./test.sh "file1" "file2" "file3"

This will run fine.

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./test.sh "file1" "file2" "file3"

This will run fine.

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./test.sh "file1" "file2" "file3"

This will run fine.

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./test.sh "file1" "file2" "file3"

This will run fine.

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./test.sh "file1" "file2" "file3"

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answered Mar 8 at 13:23

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answered Mar 8 at 13:23

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