Data streams (Bash): verschil tussen versies
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| − | A ''stream'' or ''datastream'' is something that can transfer data. Whenever running a command in Bash, the three default data streams, ''stderr'', ''stdin'' and ''stnout'' are activated. They all three carry data. Amongst other things, streams are relevant for ''piping | + | A ''stream'' or ''datastream'' is something that can transfer data. Whenever running a command in Bash, the three default data streams, ''stderr'', ''stdin'' and ''stnout'' are activated. They all three carry data. Amongst other things, streams are relevant for ''piping'' and ''redirection''. |
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| + | == See also == | ||
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| + | * [[Mapfile (Bash)]] | ||
| + | * [[Pipelining & redirection (Bash)]] | ||
Versie van 24 okt 2022 13:48
A stream or datastream is something that can transfer data. Whenever running a command in Bash, the three default data streams, stderr, stdin and stnout are activated. They all three carry data. Amongst other things, streams are relevant for piping and redirection.