I/O redirection is used in shell scripting.
As an exercise, does a method exist to redirect a string to a file without echo? Currently I am using …
bash command-line io-redirectionWhen I run the following command in csh, I got nothing, but it works in bash. Is there any equivalent …
io-redirection cshI'm trying to use Process.Start with redirected I/O to call PowerShell.exe with a string, and to get …
powershell encoding utf-8 character-encoding io-redirectionI'm building an opensource project from source (CPP) in Linux. This is the order: $CFLAGS="-g Wall" CXXFLAGS="-g Wall" ../…
linux shell g++ makefile io-redirectionI have the following code: pid_t pid = fork(); if (pid == -1) { // ... } else if (pid == 0) { stdin = someopenfile; stdout = someotherfile; stderr = …
c linux unix exec io-redirectionI am using PowerShell and am trying to run the following command: .\test_cfdp.exe < test.full | tee test.…
powershell redirect io-redirectionI tried to redirect the output of the time command, but I couldn't: $time ls > filename real 0m0.000s …
shell unix time io-redirectionI need to get the file from the terminal, I know the command will look like: ./a.out < fileName.…
c input io-redirectionI was trying to do this to decide whether to redirect stdin to a file or not: [ ...some condition here... ] &…
linux bash shell io-redirectionI have a bash script that has set -x in it. Is it possible to redirect the debug prints of …
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