cat /dev/stdin > yourfile.txt ctrl+d to exit. You can edit the current line (to fix spelling misteaks) but not anything else. You can reference as much as you

cat /dev/stdin > yourfile.txt ctrl+d to exit. You can edit the current line (to fix spelling misteaks) but not anything else. You can reference as much as your terminal shows. This is a perfect example of the superiority of the Unix way. Simple programs that do one thing and work well together, combined into things their authors didn't think of. This is my idea of beauty.