question mark in filename.

[Ray Andrews <rayandrews@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not that there should ever be such a thing, but I was curious:  I throw 
strings around mostly successfully but not with the stupid question mark:


   function test1 ()
   {
        input=( "$@" )         # 'input' is fine: "ls s,7*"
        eval $input            # this works fine.
        output=( $(eval ${()input}) )
        print "$output"        # ... but 'output' looses the question
   marks.
   }

   function test2 ()
   {
        string="ls s,7*"       # 'ls' finds: 's,7,big?improvements?in?code'
        test1 $string
   }

   $ . test; test2
   s,7,big?improvements?in?code
   s,7,big improvements in code

I've tried various invocations in the parenthesis, I thought '(q)' 
should work but no luck.  I'm know that protecting special characters is 
possible.  'output' prefers to be separate words, broken on the '?' but 
the outer parenthesis at least get it all back on one line.