> Take for example this one-liner:
> [program listing...]
> In this condensed program of 4 lines, the following happens:
Right a "one" liner I see...
once it gets above roughly 100 characters you are no longer allowed to call it a "one liner"
and style note putting the pipe"|" at the end of the command instead of the beginning acts as a natural break and lets you avoid the backslash escaped newline nonsense.
once it gets above roughly 100 characters you are no longer allowed to call it a "one liner"
and style note putting the pipe"|" at the end of the command instead of the beginning acts as a natural break and lets you avoid the backslash escaped newline nonsense.
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