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gcb
Asked: 2024-12-26 07:16:13 +0800 CST

Como aspas no comando do loop bash afetam o fluxo de controle?

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Ver algo que me faz questionar minha sanidade:

#!/bin/env bash
set -e
for d in '/tmp/somedir/*'; do               
    for f in "${d}/*pub"; do
        echo $f;
    done
done

retorna como esperado

/tmp/somedir/AAA/fileaa.pub /tmp/somedir/BBB/filebb.pub

Mas, se eu mudar echo $fpara echo "$f"ou echo "${f}"eu obtiver:

/tmp/somedir/*/*pub

E estou tendo dificuldade em entender o porquê. Para começar, é um item único, então não é algo que está afetando apenas a echolinha.

usandoGNU bash, version 5.2.37(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)

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1 respostas

  1. Best Answer
    #!/bin/env bash
set -e
for d in '/tmp/somedir/*'; do # `*` and `?` should not be quoted unless they exist in the filenames
    for f in "${d}/*pub"; do
        echo $f; # Here, the variable `f` is actually `/tmp/somedir/*/*pub`
                 # Without double quotes, Bash will expand the glob at this point
                 # So, you will see all matching files.
                 # With double quotes, you will see the original value of var `f`
    done
done

    Após corrigir o script:

    #!/bin/env bash
set -e
for d in /tmp/somedir/*; do               
    for f in "${d}"/*pub; do # only quote the variable
        echo "$f"; # you will get each filename
    done
done

    Normalmente, NÃO devemos citar *ou ?no loop. Dessa forma, o Bash os expandirá para corresponder a cada nome de arquivo, e o loop for se comportará conforme o esperado.

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