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The first alternative is still preferable, since it's actually readable. You can also do $'\t' in at least Bash (and probably Zsh).
by l0b0 9y ago
The first alternative is still preferable, since it's actually readable.
You can also do $'\t' in at least Bash (and probably Zsh).
- joosters 9y agoOh, agreed. But the ctrl-v trick is useful in general anywhere where you'd like to put a special character in an input or command.