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ipp: documentation bug
- From: "Albert REINER" <nospam@thanx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2000 00:43:19 +0200
Saluton,
I'm still using 2.0.1, and on ipp's man page I read:
-P path
This sets up one or more prolog program path which
are applied to each single input file just before
real processing starts. Use this to pre-process the
data. The program gets the input filename to process
as its first argument. When it wants to filter it it
has to overwrite the file.
The last sentence is clearly wrong, as ipp calls the prolog via:
# apply prolog filters
foreach $p (@opt_P) {
$rc = system("$p <$tmpfile >$tmpfile.f && mv $tmpfile.f $tmpfile 2>/dev/null");
&error("Prolog Filter `$p' failed") if ($rc != 0);
}
So instead one might write "The filter has to accept on STDIN and
write to STDOUT."
Bye,
Albert.
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