I found the script "argtest"
#!/bin/msh
echo $# $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5
called with argtest one two=2
should give as a result: 2 ./argtest one two=2
with msh I get:
1 ./argtest one
only ./argtest one 'two\=three'
gives the expected result. Quoting is not an option for me as the arguments are passed to another script
I'm not sure if it was a bug or a feature to ignore arguments with "=" but the following changes fixed the thing for me. At a glance the assign() call is only there to check if there might be an assignment, not to actually create the vars internally...
Didn't check too much for side effects...
Should be cross checked by someone with more knowledge about the msh internals.
Falk
msh.c.patch [^] (496 bytes) 06-21-06 23:01 
