I wrote this script some months ago, and now rereading it, I\'m unable to decipher what I meant by this line:
How would it tee a linux print file to print to a printer with jet direct but also send a secon开发者_运维知识库d text file to a windows folder using command line?I don\'t know what do you mean by \'w
I use QWebPage to download a webpage as well as all its resources. At the same time I\'d like to get hold on raw data being downloaded by Qt during this process. Doing this by reading data from QNetwo
I would like to have a script wherein all commands are tee\'dto a log file. Right now I am running every command in the script thusly:
Is there any way to stop PowerShell from removing console message colors when using tee-object? When I run without tee-object I get the nice error and verbose powershell message colors like this:
You can split a pipe using the tee command under linux as follows printf \"line1\\nline2\\nline3\\n\" | tee >(wc -l ) | (awk \'{print \"this is awk: \"$0}\')
I\'m looking for a Python solution that will allow me to save the output of a command in a file without hiding it from the console.
In a Unix environment, I want to use tee on a chain of commands like so: $ echo 1; echo 2 | tee file 1 2
Is there a good cheat sheet demonstrating the many uses of BASH shell redirection?I would love to give such a thing to my students.Some examples I\'d like to see covered:
Someone knows for which strange reason Powershell doesn\'t show de \'tee\'d\' variable in the following snippet?
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