Deprecate '-p' flag and replace backslash interpolation with curly brace

interpolation

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/tutorial.sh b/tutorial.sh
index 70f87dd..7e66132 100755
--- a/tutorial.sh
+++ b/tutorial.sh
@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ for t in $([ $# -gt 0 ] && echo "$@" || ls -v tests/*.sh); do
     printf "\033[33;1mGiven these lines:              Give this output:\033[m\n"
     diff -y -W60 --color=always "${t/.sh/.in}" "${t/.sh/.out}"
     while true; do
-        printf "\n\033[1m$ bp --pattern ''\033[D\033[m"
+        printf "\n\033[1m$ bp \033[m"
         read -r pat
         pat="${pat%\'}"
-        printf "\033[0;2mRunning: \033[32m%s\033[m\n\n" "bp -p '$pat'"
+        printf "\033[0;2mRunning: \033[32m%s\033[m\n\n" "bp '$pat'"
         printf "\033[33;1mExpected output:                Your pattern's output:\033[m\n"
-        bp -p "$pat" < "${t/.sh/.in}" 2>"$tmpfile" | diff -y -W60 --color=always "${t/.sh/.out}" - && break
+        bp "$pat" < "${t/.sh/.in}" 2>"$tmpfile" | diff -y -W60 --color=always "${t/.sh/.out}" - && break
         cat "$tmpfile"
         printf "\n\033[0;1;31mSorry, try again!\033[m\n"
     done