[Help-bash] for File in Folder_Variable_Name Expansion

[Roger]

$ FOLDER="${HOME}/Books/Learning?C/cse142/Lecture1/Files/slides/"; for file in 
"${FOLDER}"/*.jpg; do echo "${file}"; done

Output:
/home/roger/Books/Learning?C/cse142/Lecture1/Files/slides//*.jpg


$ FOLDER="${HOME}/Books/Learning?C/cse142/Lecture1/Files/slides/"; 
FFOLDER="${FOLDER}/*.jpg"; for file in "${FFOLDER}"; do echo "${file}"; done

Output:
/home/roger/Books/Learning?C/cse142/Lecture1/Files/slides//*.jpg


I've read multiple forum posts, and they've all worked around or suggested (or 
deterred) the usage of eval.  (ie. $(eval echo "${FOLDER}") )

(However, notice even the "eval" output will be interrupted by the whitespace 
in folder/directory names, rendering the output useless.)


I have some ideas, and of them thinking just declaring the "name" for the "for" 
command a static value. (ie. "for FILE in /path/to/folder/*.jpeg")

(Read the Bash Manual and didn't notice any mention of possible problems using 
a concatenate variable name for "name" for the "for" command.)


-- 
Roger
http://rogerx.freeshell.org/