Matthew Rosewarne on 13 Jan 2009 12:51:00 -0800 |
On Tuesday 13 January 2009, Paul L. Snyder wrote: > It has been quite a while since I've had a need to use process > substitution, so it wasn't at the tip of my mind during the presentation > tonight. Here's a quick overview. (Examples were tested in zsh, not > bash.) The innumerable users of fish can similarly do process substitution with "psub", which uses a named pipe by default or a temp file with -f. The syntax is a little different, as commands are piped to psub, as in: diff (ls foo1 | psub) (ls foo2 | psub) Attachment:
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