'Why is it neceesary to add single quote inside the double quote in the bind command?
I want to bind function key f5 with a play action ,when f5 pressed ,the sample.mp4 played by ffplay:
bind -x '"'$(tput kf5)'":"ffplay /tmp/sample.mp4"'
If write it as below:
bind -x '"$(tput kf5)":"ffplay /tmp/sample.mp4"'
The bind action can't take effect.
Why to add single quote inside double quote "'$(tput kf5)'" instead of "$(tput kf5)" ?
Solution 1:[1]
You can use here-doc to avoid quoting issues (or to have more readable code):
bind -x "$(cat << EOF
"$(tput kf5)":"ffplay /tmp/sample.mp4"
EOF
)"
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | Philippe |
