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I usually interpret `command <fileA >fileB` as meaning "shove fileA into this command, and shove output into fileB". The "arrows" make visual sense this way. `
by HappMacDonald 2y ago
I usually interpret `command <fileA >fileB` as meaning "shove fileA into this command, and shove output into fileB". The "arrows" make visual sense this way.
`<fileA command` OTOH at least visually gives off the impression that it's sending the command's output to the left (changing the prompt, perhaps?)
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoIf only we could do `fileA> command >fileb` for the ultimate readability...