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information to the back of the original file.* CMD To make the cmd command read from file* cmd Reads the input from the command line until a line that is the same as text ends. This mode replaces the input with shell variables unless you enclose the input in quotes. If you use * CMD Supply the word (instead of the file word) and the wrapping line on the back side as input to CMD.* cmd File files are redirected to input in read-write mode and file files are not corrupted. It makes sense only whe

enable the CMD command to read from file* cmd Reads the input from the command line until a line with the same text ends. Unless you enclose the input in quotation marks, this mode will replace the shell variable with the input. If you use * CMD Provide CMD with Word (instead of file word) and a newline as input.* cmd The file is redirected to input in read-write mode, and file files are not corrupted. It makes sense only when the application takes advantage of this feature.* cmd >| Filefunctio

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