ddump reads the input of a file and dumps it to stdout. Of course, you can redirect output elsewhere just as much as you can pipe it. Beware that in the current form, piping should be done at one's discretion as output isn't well thought of.
A rather silly bash script
ddump reads the input of a file and dumps it to stdout. Of course, you can redirect output elsewhere just as much as you can pipe it. Beware that in the current form, piping should be done at one's discretion as output isn't well thought of.
A rather silly bash script
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