Defines how an argument should be quoted if it contains spaces or unsupported characters.
Defines how an argument should be quoted if it contains spaces or unsupported characters.
Character escaping should be used. This for example uses \ on bash and ` on PowerShell.
Character escaping should be used. This for example uses \ on bash and ` on PowerShell.
Strong string quoting should be used. This for example
uses " for Windows cmd and ' for bash and PowerShell.
Strong quoting treats arguments as literal strings.
Under PowerShell echo 'The value is $(2 * 3)' will
print The value is $(2 * 3)
Strong string quoting should be used. This for example uses " for Windows cmd and ' for bash and PowerShell. Strong quoting treats arguments as literal strings. Under PowerShell echo 'The value is $(2 * 3)' will print `The value is $(2 * 3)`
Weak string quoting should be used. This for example
uses " for Windows cmd, bash and PowerShell. Weak quoting
still performs some kind of evaluation inside the quoted
string. Under PowerShell echo "The value is $(2 * 3)"
will print The value is 6
Weak string quoting should be used. This for example uses " for Windows cmd, bash and PowerShell. Weak quoting still performs some kind of evaluation inside the quoted string. Under PowerShell echo "The value is $(2 * 3)" will print `The value is 6`
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