Why is file name not complete when using $@

[nonetrix]

I have the following binding set, ignore the weird syntax it is compiled from Nix

[[manager.append_keymap]]
on = ["g", "r"]
run = "shell --confirm 'ripdrag $@"

But if a file has a space it seems to ignore everything after the space leading to

thread 'main' panicked at src/main.rs:111:9:
/home/noah/Downloads/Aprogamur : no such file or directory
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace
Exited with status code: 101
Process failed

I think this was working before a update, but could be wrong. I suspect this is user error though which is why I bring it up here instead of issues section, I could not figure this out myself. I think the file path should be escaped for it to work

[sxyazi]

It's missing the closing '. Also you should use "$@" instead of $@ since the latter won't escape special characters in filenames, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3898665/what-is-in-bash

[nonetrix]

Ah I think Nix might have done that nice catch

[nonetrix]

Yep that did it, feel dumb now. I had to do the following

run = "shell --confirm 'ripdrag \"$@\"'";

Those cursed escape sequences me want to throw my computer from the empire state building but it seems to work which is all that matters not touching it

[sxyazi]

Yeah this is a bit clunky, I'll optimize it in the next target.

BTW, in TOML you can use """, i.e. run = """shell 'ripdrag "$@"' --confirm""", but I'm not sure if Nix has something similar.