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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.
sure, but those cases are it allowing unnecessary quotes. as far as I can tell there aren't any cases where quotes that aren't meant as part of the command are helpful.
But what if the quotes *are* necessary then, and you want to start a program with spaces in the filename? Then if that file does not exist it'll fall back to potentially running something else. Either way you look at it, this automagic behavior is wrong.
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