Jonathan Nieder dixit:
>A common use of <(...) is to parse output from a command and let it
>influence the current environment:
>
> while read key value
We use coprocesses for that.
>The "producer" command here could produce a potentially infinite
>stream of output.
I think this case is b
Thorsten Glaser wrote:
> apparently (from a #grml discussion in IRC), zsh has two:
>
> <(…) uses /dev/fd (or pipes, I guess)
> =(…) uses temporary files (to aid applications to lseek on it)
>
> Maybe we should just take on the latter (reuse the heredoc
> infrastructure) and make it available as <(
Hi,
apparently (from a #grml discussion in IRC), zsh has two:
<(…) uses /dev/fd (or pipes, I guess)
=(…) uses temporary files (to aid applications to lseek on it)
Maybe we should just take on the latter (reuse the heredoc
infrastructure) and make it available as <(…) (since nobody
even knows abo
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