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Oct 4	awarded	Self-Learner
Sep 21	awarded	Custodian
Jul 15	revised	What does “Invalid argument” mean in Solaris? added 27 characters in body
May 16	revised	What does “Invalid argument” mean in Solaris? edited tags
May 11	accepted	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot
May 11	revised	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot added use-case
May 11	comment	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot let us continue this discussion in chat
May 11	comment	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot Okay, the code is in the question now! New to stackexchange :)
May 11	revised	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot code in script
May 11	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot
May 11	comment	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot Here's my simple script from my original script: `#!/bin/bash declare -a artifacts for i do artifacts[i]=$i echo ${artifacts[i]} done` Execution1 `-bash-3.00$ ./simple.sh arg1 arg2 arg3 arg1 arg2 arg3` Execution2 -bash-3.00$ ./simple.sh arg1.txt arg2.txt arg3.txt ./simple.sh: line 7: arg1.txt: syntax error in expression (error token is ".txt")
May 11	comment	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot @cjc @geekosaur Thanks for your comments, I tried a simple hello-world sort of script and it does accept arguments with a dot (.). I'll try moving the commands from my `deploy.sh` script to my hello-world script to see what's going wrong and repost.
May 11	asked	Passing a bash command-line argument containing a dot
May 2	comment	Where should a local executable be placed? @uther, thanks for updating the answer!
Apr 19	awarded	Supporter
Apr 19	comment	Where should a local executable be placed? Thanks for your answer! So, as per the convention, I can have directories like `bin`, `lib`, `tmp` in my `$HOME`. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Apr 19	accepted	Where should a local executable be placed?
Apr 19	asked	Where should a local executable be placed?
Apr 15	awarded	Teacher
Apr 15	awarded	Scholar