Use shellwords
for .stowrc
parsing
#111
Merged
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shellwords
to parse.stowrc
files fromText::ParseWords
.stowrc
parsing with quotesstow directory
totmp-testing-trees
for testingThis change allows
.stowrc
arguments to be parsed similar to shell arguments, where quotes can be used to group an argument with spaces.However, this change affects the behavior in --ignore, --defer, --override.
--ignore=$HOME => (?^:$HOME\z)
--defer=$HOME => (?^:\A$HOME)
--override=$HOME => (?^:\A$HOME)
Hi, this PR is in regards to #15. Other than the tests mentioned (
rc_options.t
, Test that environment variable expansion is applied. for ignore, defer, and override), everything passes.I am using
shell_words
but I also did it with `parse_line(" ", 0, $line) and it had the same effect of breaking that test.My two concerns are:
tmp-testing-trees
for just one test.Fixes #15.