`myeval` is more subtle. It is like eval but reliably escapes and evaluates the arguments as a single command. cmd 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks'

`myeval` is more subtle. It is like eval but reliably escapes and evaluates the arguments as a single command. cmd 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks' 'for' 'lunch' # Output: 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks' 'for' 'lunch' # The fact that myeval seems useless here is testament to its greatness myeval cmd 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks' 'for' 'lunch' # Output: 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks' 'for' 'lunch' # eval isn't great though eval cmd 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks' 'for' 'lunch' # Error: zsh: unmatched "