(I'm always half-tempted to suggest that a "strict mode" shell should require all paths in arguments to start with either / or ./ so that anything else is unambiguously not a file.)
(I spent a bunch of time with a file named -i in my home directory, you know, just in case.)
(I'm always half-tempted to suggest that a "strict mode" shell should require all paths in arguments to start with either / or ./ so that anything else is unambiguously not a file.)
(I spent a bunch of time with a file named -i in my home directory, you know, just in case.)