Allow ending parameter token

[nazdridoy]

Also allow ending parameter token, so that name parameter can be defined without needing to have white space at the end.

for example sudo find / -iname "*#string*"
here hoard replaces everything after "#" unless you put a space after "#string".
Possible solution, we can define another parameter token like "@" or use same token twice for ending.
sudo find / -iname "*#string@*" sudo find / -iname "*#string##*"

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[Hyde46]

Good point!
I like the same parameter token suffix rule as an additional option to mark the ending of a parameter to replace!

[Hyde46]

After giving it some thought, I'd prefer a separate terminating token.
In a case like cmd #first#second it's too ambiguous whether #first# is a single command, and second part of the command, or #first and #second being two separate commands.
For now i'll go with ! as a terminating name token, only relevant if preceeded by # and a random string of characters without a space.

[nazdridoy]

I think that'd be perfect. Btw, If you could add an escape character like \, it'd be very useful. Then we will be able to escape \#, \! or itself \\ if we need to. Having a escape character can potentially become a simple escape route form many syntax errors.

[nazdridoy]

possible new rules:

1. If there is a \ ignore the special behavior of the next character (disabling \ # and !).
2. If a # is found without escape look for ! and substitute #foo bar foobar! with user input foo bar enabling multi-word named token (more readability)
3. if no ! after # or no # before ! ignore their special behavior. ( for redundancy, fail safe and convenience)

[Hyde46]

Now part of release 1.1.1 🚀
Thanks for the suggestion. Will add escaping characters for the next smaller release

[nazdridoy]

possible new rules:

1. If there is a \ ignore the special behavior of the next character (disabling \ # and !).
2. If a # is found without escape look for ! and substitute #foo bar foobar! with user input foo bar enabling multi-word named token (more readability)
3. if no ! after # or no # before ! ignore their special behavior. ( for redundancy, fail safe and convenience)

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