This is the cl-shellwords Reference Manual, version 0.1, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Sat Dec 03 20:40:10 2022 GMT+0.
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cl-shellwordsCommon Lisp port of Ruby’s shellwords.rb, for escaping and splitting strings to be passed to a shell.
Joram Schrijver <i@joram.io>
MIT
0.1
cl-ppcre (system).
shellwords.lisp (file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
cl-shellwords/shellwords.lispcl-shellwords (system).
escape (function).
join (function).
split (function).
unmatched-quote-error (condition).
unmatched-quote-error-string (reader method).
+split-regexp+ (special variable).
Packages are listed by definition order.
cl-shellwordsshellwords
common-lisp.
escape (function).
join (function).
split (function).
unmatched-quote-error (condition).
unmatched-quote-error-string (generic reader).
+split-regexp+ (special variable).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
Escape STRING so that it is safe when used as an argument in a shell like
the Bourne shell.
- If STRING is an empty string, a pair of single quotes is returned.
- An LF character is escaped by placing it in single quotes.
- All other special characters are escaped with a backslash.
Examples:
(escape "") ;=> "”"
(escape "It’s an example string") ;=> "It\s\ an\ example\ string"
(escape "NothingWrongHere") ;=> "NothingWrongHere"
(escape "{LF}") ;=> "’{LF}’" ({LF} = #\linefeed)
Join the elements of SEQUENCE together, separated by spaces. The elements
are first passed to ESCAPE for proper escaping.
SEQUENCE should be a list or vector of strings.
Split STRING into a list of words, handling escaping the same way a shell
like the Bourne shell does.
Whitespace normally acts as a word separator, except when preceded by a
backslash or enclosed in single- or double quotes.
Examples:
(split "example string") ;=> ("example" "string")
(split "example\ escaped string") ;=> ("example escaped" "string")
(split "example ’escaped string’") ;=> ("example" "escaped string")
(split "example "escaped string"") ;=> ("example" "escaped string")
If STRING contains non-matching single- or double quotes, an error of type UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR is signaled. STRING can be retrieved from the error object using UNMATCHED-QUOTE-ERROR-STRING.
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