Hello.
First Happy new year to everybody.

No.
As I could not have a good result, I have tried 2 ways to get the only and one passed parameter.
One way with this syntax : xxxxxx="${1}"
And another way like : xxxxxx="$1"
I must confess that I don't know the difference between the 2.

---------- Post updated at 14:29 ---------- Previous update was at 14:16 ----------

Not at all.
The param value is correct

Code:

/home/user_install/Desktop/Computer Start Seq

. This is the name of a file "Computer Start Seq" which is kept in a folder named "Desktop" in the user home ( $HOME ) : "/home/user_install/Desktop/Computer Start Seq" .

This is what "find ....... -exec...... " pass to the called function within the '{}'

---------- Post updated at 14:47 ---------- Previous update was at 14:29 ----------

I use this syntax because I don't know other way to print what is the command which is going to be processed.

I did not really achieve what I wanted to do using xargs.

I will read the xargs man page and try to understand how your example works.

---------- Post updated at 14:56 ---------- Previous update was at 14:47 ----------

After many tries, it seems that the problem is solve by adding singglequote.
Bad result :

Code:

CMD="find $MY_HOME/Desktop -exec bash -c 'SEARCH_IN_CURRENT_ITEM  {} ' \; "
echo "COMMAND : $CMD"
eval "$CMD"  2> /dev/null

Good result in a real run :

Code:

CMD="find $MY_HOME/Desktop -iname "*playonlinux*"   -exec bash -c \"SEARCH_IN_CURRENT_ITEM  '{}' \" \; "
echo "COMMAND : $CMD"
eval "$CMD"  2> /dev/null

---------- Post updated at 14:57 ---------- Previous update was at 14:56 ----------

Any comments are welcome.