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- You can get part of the following documentation by invoking the program with
- the switches -v, -h, or -H . See README.TXT for more information.
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- ----------------------------------- -v ------------------------------------
- TEE v1.0 -- Duplicate output to a file
- Copr (c) 1992,1993 Richard Breuer. TEE is freeware. No warranties.
-
- This is TEE/2 v1.0 - renamed to TEE (from RUTILS 4).
-
- Author: Richard Breuer
- Brunssumstrasse 6
- 5100 Aachen
- (after Jul 1, 1993: 52074 Aachen)
- Germany
- Europe
-
- Phone: +49/241/85605
- Fax: +49/241/8021329
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- Email: ricki@pool.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Preferred!)
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- ----------------------------------- -h ------------------------------------
- TEE v1.0 -- Duplicate output to a file
- Copr (c) 1992,1993 Richard Breuer. TEE is freeware. No warranties.
-
- Usage:
- TEE [-acChHv*] outfile infile.. [{>|>>} outfile2]
-
- Notes:
- (1) outfile is required and may not contain wildcard characters
- (2) TEE OVERWRITES outfile1 WITHOUT ASKING, if -a is not given!
- Be careful! You have been warned! Twice!!
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- Options:
- -a Append output to outfile. Default is overwrite
- -c Binary copy mode. TEE creates an exact copy of the input files
- -C Text copy mode. TEE treats input and output files as text files
- -h Display this help screen
- -H Display another help screen with notes and examples
- -v Display version info and information about the author
- -* Display internal information (for debugging purposes)
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- ----------------------------------- -H ------------------------------------
- TEE v1.0 -- Duplicate output to a file
- Copr (c) 1992,1993 Richard Breuer. TEE is freeware. No warranties.
-
- Notes:
- TEE reads from stdin if a filename is -. The output is always directed
- to stdout. The errorlevel is set to 1 if help has been displayed. It is set
- to 255 in case of an error and 0 on normal completion. Output resulting from
- multiple input files is appended to stdout. The processing order for wild-
- cards depends on the order of the directory entries. TEE does work for
- binary files. In text mode lines longer than 255 characters are truncated.
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- Examples:
- TEE ALL.TXT *.TXT
- Process all *.TXT files in the current directory and append them to
- stdout as well as writing them to ALL.TXT. The order is the one DOS's dir
- tells you.
- TEE MYLIB.TPL \MYLIB\*.TPU
- Creates a Turbo Pascal Library file from all TPU's in \MYLIB.
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- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Additional information:
- TEE is a re-implementation of the Unix command with the same name.
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- 4DOS users should be aware of the fact that TEE is a 4DOS command. Therefore
- you must explicitly start TEE.EXE to let it run instead of 4DOS' TEE. An
- alternative is, of course, to rename it.
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- TEE is much faster than 4DOS' TEE and works for binary files, too.
-
- Examples:
- The following examples illustrate the use of TEE:
-
- DIR | TEE DIR.LST
- displays the directory and writes (at the same time) the directory to
- DIR.LST. TEE works in text mode, ie. it reads the output of dir line by
- line and writes it line by line to stdout and DIR.LST
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- DIR | TEE DIR.LST > DIR2.LST
- does principally the same as before, internally however the behaviour is
- completely different. TEE detects that the output is redirected to a file
- and can therefore switch to binary mode, which is faster than text mode.
- DIR.LST and DIR2.LST have exactly the same contents after this call.
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- You may override the automatic mode detection (text or binary mode) with
- the options -c (force binary) and -C (force text). See CAT.DOC for details
- on how the mode is automatically set.
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