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Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 09:25:35 +0500
From: marty@cs.hope.edu (Ben Marty)
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Subject: Re: PIPEing
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I just a couple days ago wrote a program that takes input from STDIN
and outputs to STDOUT. But it was on the PC (even though I'm normally and
amiga programmer). It was to eliminate the chr(7)'s from a file that is
being output so I don't get beeps then TYPEing binary files. The ways I can
use it are:
TYPE file | quiet
quiet < file
Type file | quiet | more
but NOT:
more < quiet < file (not on the PC anyway... is there a way to do this?)
If you want to output the results to a file, I think you can go go like this:
type file | quiet > outfile
That would output the original file to outfile without chr(7)'s.
maybe you can even go like this, but I havent tried:
quiet < file > outfile