apt-get install gcc-g++ fails because ++ is removed.

[Kevin Cozens]

Sy Ali wrote:
> I wasn't sure what you meant, so I tried these:
> [apt-get install gcc-g++]
> apt-get [install gcc-g++]
> apt-get install gcc-g[++]

I meant to say you can try using [] around each of the special characters that 
a simple \ still doesn't protect. ie. apt-get install gcc-g[+][+]

Putting the 'gcc-g++' in double quotes would have been the simpler approach 
but even the double quotes doesn't always seem to protect some special 
characters in strings.

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