Convert strings to bash escaped form

问题

How to make normal strings (filenames in my case) to Linux CLI/bash escaped strings?

Examples:

"It's a great weather today" -> "It\'s\ a\ great\ weather\ today"

"Wind [Wine]" -> "Wind\ [Wine]"

"/Downloads/RPM's/" -> "/Downloads/RPM\'s/"

I would like to know if there's an easier way to do that, as I am reading filenames in my python script and when I am forwarding them to a bash command, it's failing.

The problem is the number of files are too many and it won't be possible for me to rename or do string manipulation for them.

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I am using Python 2.7 on a CentOS 7 System

回答1:

Use shlex, see here, it has arguments for escape, qoutes and escapedqoutes.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43676064/convert-strings-to-bash-escaped-form