I do feel this is a bug ( the standard exclamation rules are not
followed at all).
openmeta -s "first, second third" -p ./test
first " second third" ./test ## i consider
this as wrong, special use of the comma here
openmeta -p ./test
./test
tags: first " second third"
rating: none found
openmeta -s "first\, second third" -p ./test ## wrong, should be
"first, second third" if \ would exclaim ','
first\ " second third" ./test
openmeta -s 'first\, second third' -p ./test ## wrong, usually
'token' is an unprocessed token
first\ " second third" ./test
openmeta -s 'first, second third' -p ./test ## wrong, usually
'token' is an unprocessed token
first " second third" ./test
openmeta -s 'first' -a 'second third' -p ./test ## hmm, okay
first ./test
openmeta -a 'second third' -p ./test ## OK
first "second third" ./test
openmeta -s 'first' 'second third' -p ./test ## OK
first "second third" ./test
##
## Note that commas are to be used nowhere - tag lists use quotes for
## two word tags in output
##
@tom
you mean i cannot use a comma with openmeta cli?
GUI apps can use commas,
why not the cli?
the terminal rules. it's an unix.
=:-)f