bash: passing paths with spaces as parameters?

Question

I have a bash script that recieves a set of files from the user. These files are sometimes under directories with spaces in their names. Unfortunately unlike this question all t

Answer 1

#! /bin/bash

for fname in "$@"; do
  process-one-file-at-a-time "$fname"
done

Note the excessive use of quotes. It's all necessary.

Passing all the arguments to another program is even simpler:

process-all-together "$@"

The tricky case is when you want to split the arguments in half. That requires a lot more code in a simple POSIX shell. But maybe the Bash has some special features.