xtee

Xtee is a powerful program that enables you to construct complicated pipelines with ease. It differs from the tee command in the sense that instead of duplicating stdin to stdout, it duplicates a file to stdout. This feature makes it an invaluable tool for designing bidirectional HTTP filters using netcat and sed.

Xtee is effortless to use. You simply need to provide input and output files, and the program will do the rest. Additionally, this software comes with several options to simplify its use, such as the help and version flags.

If you want to learn more about how to use xtee and its features, check out the documentation. You can find information about every aspect of the program there.

To use xtee, you need to meet the following requirements: GHC (version 6.8.2 or higher), lhs2TeX (version 1.11 or higher), and GNU Make. If you meet these prerequisites, building and installing the software is a breeze. Simply run the make command, and you are good to go.

The tool comes with some tests pre-installed, so you can verify its functionality with ease. If you want to rebuild the documentation, you can use the make doc command. Overall, xtee is an excellent software for anyone working with complex pipelines.