Antipasti is a software tool which supports reading from standard input and writing the data to one or more output files namely file1, file2, ..., fileN.
Antipasti is a software project that operates as a tool for reading from stdin and writing to one or more output files. The program writes to file1, file2, ..., fileN such that lines 1, N+1, 2*N+1, ... are written to file1, lines 2, 2*N+2, N+2 ... are written to file2, etc.
To use Antipasti, execute the command "antipasti [OPTIONS] [FILES] ..." in your terminal. The tool includes several options, including:
-a, --append: This option opens file(s) for appending (default 'w').
-h, --help: This option provides a brief help text for users.
-v, --version: This option prints version information for Antipasti.
-c, --copyright: This option displays the copying policy for Antipasti.
Antipasti recognizes the '-' and '+' characters as aliases for stdout and stderr, respectively.
What's new in the latest release? The software has been optimized to function more efficiently in cases where there is only one output stream.
To use Antipasti, execute the command "antipasti [OPTIONS] [FILES] ..." in your terminal. The tool includes several options, including:
-a, --append: This option opens file(s) for appending (default 'w').
-h, --help: This option provides a brief help text for users.
-v, --version: This option prints version information for Antipasti.
-c, --copyright: This option displays the copying policy for Antipasti.
Antipasti recognizes the '-' and '+' characters as aliases for stdout and stderr, respectively.
What's new in the latest release? The software has been optimized to function more efficiently in cases where there is only one output stream.
What's New
Version 0.1.2: N/A