Kaem will pass -- when substituting $@

[MagicRB]

with a kame script

#!/bin/kaem -f

echo $@

the output will be -- arguments... if called with ./script -- arguments..., I'd expect the output to be just echo arguments...

[oriansj]

well yes. if you use bash and do the exact same thing it will include the -- in the $@ expansion.

However if you have a bootstrap specific reason for this deviation in behavior from bash it certainly would be considered and possibly adopted.

[MagicRB]

I don't need kaem to deviate but:
something.sh:

echo "$@"

with kaem:

$ kaem -f something.sh asd
UNKNOWN ARGUMENT
$ kaem -f something.sh -- asd
-- asd

with bash:

$ bash -f something.sh asd
asd
$ bash -f something.sh -- asd
-- asd

I'm using kaem to wrap mes and mescc and not being able to pass arguments through the wrapper is troublesome.

[oriansj]

I could add an option like --done that would enable that behavior: so kaem -f something.sh --done asd to produce your desired results.

[MagicRB]

That won't work in a shebang as far I'm aware sadly