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shenwei356 / rush

A cross-platform command-line tool for executing jobs in parallel
https://github.com/shenwei356/rush
MIT License
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print ">" using rush #5

Closed xtmgah closed 7 years ago

xtmgah commented 7 years ago

Hello:

how can I print ">" or there special characters with rush echo command: for example:

seq 1 100 |rush 'echo cat {} >n{}'

I want to output similar like this:

cat 1 >n1 cat2 >n2 cat3 >n3 ........

shenwei356 commented 7 years ago 
seq 1 100 | rush -e "echo cat {} >n{}"
xtmgah commented 7 years ago

Thanks for your quick response. It’s still not printer the “>” after running… it print 'cat {}' to the file n{}’...

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shenwei356 commented 7 years ago

seq 1 100 | rush 'echo "cat {} >n{}" '