Fixing bug where @ symbol in command was not parsed correctly #9
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Hi Frank,
I learned about this project at ELC this year and think it's great - thanks for sharing!
I found a small bug where commands with
@
in them resulted in an error if your host target did not contain an@
. For example:This little fix should stop the host string search from going into the command string when parsing.
Cheers,
John