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Re: Suggested change to tee manpage to show usefulness


From: Jim Meyering
Subject: Re: Suggested change to tee manpage to show usefulness
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 22:03:19 +0200

> From: address@hidden (Don Kitchen)
>> > from the --help output and from a tee.x template file, so you would have
>> > to rework your patch to hit the upstream source of the manpage.  Also,
>>
>> Yes, I considered that, but the patch is easy to cut and paste from and
>> shows the general idea. The important part is not even the particular
>> text, the important part is to point out the command construct that
>> basically gives tee a second standard out to pass to a second set of
>> piped commands.

Thanks for the suggested documentation change.
A good example would help.  For example, you could show how to
tee output to one process that would grep for something,
while another (through a fifo) might save a compressed copy.

While you may think it's easy just to paste a line into coreutils.texi,
there's more to it than that.  If you take the time to construct a useful
example, create a proper unified diff showing your changes to the .texi
file, and spend just a little more time to write a ChangeLog entry,
I'll be more likely to apply your change.




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