Yes, that's the point. You print the commands as you would type them manually, make sure they look right and perhaps test a single one out. Then you can pipe th

Yes, that's the point. You print the commands as you would type them manually, make sure they look right and perhaps test a single one out. Then you can pipe that whole thing into another shell. It's even reasonable to generate shell commands from, say, perl. Rather than having perl call system, just have perl print each command and then pipe the output of the whole thing to `sh -v`.