When I do something like ARGS="$@", the shell just concatenates the arguments stored in "$@". Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell to be able to use it to call another program or function with the passed arguments?
When I do something like ARGS="$@", the shell just concatenates the arguments stored in "$@". Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell?
When I do something like ARGS="$@", the shell just concatenates the arguments stored in "$@". Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell to be able to use it to call another program or function with the passed arguments?
Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell?
When I do something like ARGS="$@", the shell just concatenates the arguments stored in "$@". Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell?
