Reading text files in bash
Reading a text file into bash with a for loop can produce unexpected results if a line in the text file has spaces in it.
If you had a text file with this line in it:
d/NON STUDIO/NON STUDIO105/Cavanaugh_M0228867.jpg
And you were to read it with this simple script:
for i in `cat image.list `; do echo $i done
You would get the following output which is probably not what you wanted:
STUDIO105/Cavanaugh_M0228867.jpg d/NON
If you use while instead of for and unstset the IFS like this:
while IFS= read line do : do whatever with $line done < FILENAME
You will get the desired output of:
d/NON STUDIO105/Cavanaugh_M0228867.jpg
