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That doesn't work for the first step though, where you want to print the file to stdout without processing it in any way
by FreeFull 3y ago
That doesn't work for the first step though, where you want to print the file to stdout without processing it in any way
- hawski 3y agoFair. One could get used to the following for the first step: < file.txt cat But then one has to ctrl-w cat. It is a pity that this is not an alternative to cat for a single file: < file.txt