[Help-bash] Array Expansion

[J.B.]

Expanding an array for use in a for-loop behaves differently depending 
on how the array was created. How can I get bash to expand using a 
different delimiter? I tried `find -print0' after setting IFS= but bash 
just ignores it (and says so). I then tried `find -exec ls 
--quoting-style=shell-escape-always', but that didn't work either.

$ !find
find ./path/ -type f -name \*.txt
./path/filename with spaces.txt
./path/good_filename.txt

$ listoffiles=($(find ./path/ -type f -exec ls 
--quoting-style=shell-escape-always '{}' \;)) 


$ echo address@hidden
'./path/filename with spaces.txt' './path/good_filename.txt'

$ for file in  address@hidden; do echo $file; done
'./path/filename
with
spaces.txt'
'./path/good_filename.txt'

$ for file in "address@hidden"; do echo $file; done
'./path/filename
with
spaces.txt'
'./path/good_filename.txt'

$ for file in "${listoffiles[*]}"; do echo $file; done
'./path/filename with spaces.txt' './path/good_filename.txt'

$ !unse
unset -v listoffiles

$ listoffiles=(
> './path/filename with spaces.txt'
> './path/good_filename.txt'
> )

$ for file in address@hidden; do echo $file; done
./path/filename
with
spaces.txt
./path/good_filename.txt

$ for file in "address@hidden"; do echo $file; done
./path/filename with spaces.txt
./path/good_filename.txt