How to drop an argument (from the list of arguments) in a shell script? – unix.stackexchange.com

I have the following (MWE) shell script foo: #!/bin/bash ARGS=("$@") # all arguments ## => if it exists, we need to drop the argument "-D" here ls -l ${ARGS[@]} | sort -fk8 If foo is called with ...

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