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В rc эта проблема решена.

There is no need for the distinction between $* and $@. There is no need for four types of quotation, nor the extremely complicated rules that govern them. In rc you use quotation marks when you want a syntax character to appear in an argument, or an argument that is the empty string, and at no other time. IFS is no longer used, except in the one case where it was indispensable: converting command output into argument lists during command substitution.

Какие ещё проблемы дизайна должны быть решены?

В rc эта проблема решена.

For all this trouble, we gain substantial semantic simplifications. There is no need for the distinction between $* and $@. There is no need for four types of quotation, nor the extremely complicated rules that govern them. In rc you use quotation marks when you want a syntax character to appear in an argument, or an argument that is the empty string, and at no other time. IFS is no longer used, except in the one case where it was indispensable: converting command output into argument lists during command substitution.

Какие ещё проблемы дизайна должны быть решены?

В rc эта проблема решена.

For all this trouble, we gain substantial semantic simplifications. There is no need for the distinction between $* and $@. There is no need for four types of quotation, nor the extremely complicated rules that govern them. In rc you use quotation marks when you want a syntax character to appear in an argument, or an argument that is the empty string, and at no other time. IFS is no longer used, except in the one case where it was indispensable: converting command output into argument lists during command substitution.

В rc эта проблема решена.

For all this trouble, we gain substantial semantic simplifications. There is no need for the distinction between $* and $@. There is no need for four types of quotation, nor the extremely complicated rules that govern them. In rc you use quotation marks when you want a syntax character to appear in an argument, or an argument that is the empty string, and at no other time. IFS is no longer used, except in the one case where it was indispensable: converting command output into argument lists during command substitution.

Я на этом языке написал все свои инструменты для разработки и переписывать не хочу (кроме тех случаев, когда программа может пригодиться кому-то кроме меня).

В rc эта проблема решена.

For all this trouble, we gain substantial semantic simplifications. There is no need for the distinction between $* and $@. There is no need for four types of quotation, nor the extremely complicated rules that govern them. In rc you use quotation marks when you want a syntax character to appear in an argument, or an argument that is the empty string, and at no other time. IFS is no longer used, except in the one case where it was indispensable: converting command output into argument lists during command substitution.