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Wine implements it too, here's the pile of automagic nonsense that you need to explicitly turn off: https://github.com/wine-mirror/wine/blob/master/programs/cmd/wcmdmain.c#L2586 … Yes it literally is taking the entire command, spaces and all, and trying it as a single space-containing file path before actually trying it as a command
Here are the MS docs on this behavior, which are almost incomprehensible:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/cmd …
Were they trying to maintain bug-compatibility?
According to the wine source, this is actually "new behavior" somehow. I wonder when it was introduced...
That's... quite odd
To be fair this is the kind of stuff that happens when you need to support legacy syntaxes going all the way back to CP/M *and* you also get complaints from developers in big budget companies that "your OS doesn't work" because they used it wrong.
By the way I'm trying to be fair to the poor soul who was stuck coding this nightmare, not the company.
Well, to be *perfectly* fair, quotes around the command line aren't required, so I think it's assuming you meant this [which also opens calc]. Still, being able to do it with a nonexistent path is a bit shocking. And it goes against how most programs process arguments.pic.twitter.com/19mEFrPpYC
But it's inconsistent. You can put quotes around a command line with space separated arguments and it'll interpret it as a command line, if an executable of the same name as the whole doesn't exist. Its different from how the normal interactive parsing works.
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