Hi all,

I've some strange issues with a shell script for a bundle command. Caused by a "*" (Asterisk) at the end of the line.

Description:

In a folder I've the following files:

test.md AAA-some-text.md

The content of test.md is:

In my bundle script I do a lot with the file. One of the things is that I want to grep the first Header. In this case "# A header with star AAA*".

The shell code is (only the code causing the issue):

#!/bin/bash [[ -f "${TM_SUPPORT_PATH}/lib/bash_init.sh" ]] && . "${TM_SUPPORT_PATH}/lib/bash_init.sh" cd ~/Desktop contenttitle=`grep -m 1 '^#{1}' test.md` echo $contenttitle

When running "grep -m 1 '^#{1}' test.md" in Terminal I get as expected the first header "# A header with star AAA*", but running the script in TextMate I get "# A header with star AAA-some-text.md". Really strange..... there is a replacement of "AAA*" by the filename "AAA-some-text.md" (from the current folder). And even when more files with "AAA" exist, they also come in the result of the script. It seems like there is a listing of the directory performed like "ls AAA*".

Is this a TextMate issue? Or do I something wrong?

Regards, Feek

NB1: when escaping the * in the markdown file (like *), the script is performed right. NB2: when the AAA* text is in the middle of the line (some text on the right), the error persists.

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