2009-03-10, 01:54(-07), simonm:
[...]
> cat very_large_text_file | a | long | and | complex | chain | of |
> pipes | tee <(command_one) <(command_two) 1>/dev/null
>
> So, I want to apply command_one and command_two to the whole output of
> the resulting text stream coming from "pipes".
>
> Is there another way to do it, other than using tee, (very large) temp
> files or (very large) variables?
[...]
{
< very_large_text_file | a | long | and | complex | chain | of |
pipes | tee >(command_one >&3) | command_two
} 3>&1
Note that command_one and command_two will run in parallel and
in bash or ksh93 (contrary to zsh), the shell will not wait for
command_one, so it may still be running when that pipe line
returns (though probably not for long if it stops after it see
eof on its stdin).
With zsh:
... of | pipes > >(command_one) > >(command_two)
(zsh performs the tee internally here, that's the MUTL_IOS
option).
~$ setopt multios
~$ echo foo > >(tr f F) > >(tr o O)
Foo
fOO
--
Stéphane
