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Here is another implementation using Node.js (although it does not explicitly check for EOF): require("fs").createReadStream(process.argv[2]).pipe(process.st
by zzo38computer 7y ago
Here is another implementation using Node.js (although it does not explicitly check for EOF):
require("fs").createReadStream(process.argv[2]).pipe(process.stdout)
Here is a implementation in PostScript (it does explicitly check for EOF, and specifically deals with one byte at a time):
/o (%stdout) (w) file def
ARGUMENTS 0 get (r) file
{
dup read {
o exch write
} {
quit
} ifelse
} bind loop
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- rspivak 7y agoThank you for the implementations! Do you have any suggestions how to test the postscript code on mac/linux? I tried on macos using ghostscript, but I get the following error: $ gs cat.ps helloworld.txt Error: /undefined in ARGUMENTS ... Thanks!
- zzo38computer 7y agoTo give command-line arguments to a PostScript program in Ghostscript, you must prefix the name of the PostScript file with two minus signs, such as: gs -dNODISPLAY -q -- cat.ps helloworld.txt (The -dNODISPLAY and -q are not needed to get this PostScript program to work, but -dNODISPLAY disables graphical output, and -q avoids Ghostscript's messages getting mixed in with the PostScript program's output. You might also need -dNOSAFER; if you get a invalidaccess error, try that. As far as I know, ARGUMENTS and -- are a feature specific to Ghostscript.)