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In the early days of `virtualenvwrapper.sh`, some commands were prefixed with an escape character (e.g. `\grep -E -v ...`) as a way of attempting to defeat local aliases and other redefinitions. (See, e.g. commit c5433fe.) But, the `command` and `builtin` metacommands are better ways of achieving that, and all of the commands in question have since been prefixed with the appropriate metacommand, making the escapes unnecessary. `command \grep -E -v ...` is just silly.
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In the early days of virtualenvwrapper.sh, some commands were prefixed with an escape character (e.g. \grep -E -v ...) as a way of attempting to defeat local aliases and other redefinitions. (See, e.g. commit c5433fe.)
But, the command and builtin metacommands are better ways of achieving that, and all of the commands in question have since been prefixed with the appropriate metacommand, making the escapes unnecessary. command \grep -E -v ... is just silly.