Constructor Detail

• StringEscapes.BashStringEscapes

  public StringEscapes.BashStringEscapes()

Method Detail

• wrapBash

  public static java.lang.String wrapBash(java.lang.String value)

  wraps plain text in double quotes escaped for use in bash double-quoting

• wrapBash

  public static void wrapBash(java.lang.String value,
              java.lang.Appendable out)
                       throws java.io.IOException

  Throws:

  java.io.IOException

  See Also:

  wrapBash(String)

• escapeLiteralForDoubleQuotedBash

  public static java.lang.String escapeLiteralForDoubleQuotedBash(java.lang.String unquotedInputToBeEscaped)

  performs replacements on a string so that it can be legally inserted into a double-quoted bash context (without the surrounding double quotes; see also wrapBash(String))

• doubleQuoteLiteralsForBash

  public static java.lang.String doubleQuoteLiteralsForBash(java.lang.String... args)

  transforms e.g. [ "-Dname=Bob Johnson", "-Dnet.worth=$100" ] to a java string "\"-Dname=Bob Johnson\" \"-Dnet.worth=\$100\"" -- which can be inserted into a bash command where it will be picked up as 2 params

• isValidForDoubleQuotingInBash

  public static boolean isValidForDoubleQuotingInBash(java.lang.String x)

• assertValidForDoubleQuotingInBash

  public static void assertValidForDoubleQuotingInBash(java.lang.String x)

• unwrapBashQuotesAndEscapes

  public static java.lang.String unwrapBashQuotesAndEscapes(java.lang.String s)

  given a string in bash notation, e.g. with quoted portions needing unescaped, returns the unescaped and unquoted version