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From:	"Artur Penttinen" <arto-p@yandex.ru>
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Subject: Re: read stdin in variable howto ?
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>hi all,
>
>is there a way to use $(<) to read stdin ? it will be great for write
>something like
>
>for arg ( ${(f)"$(<)"} $@ ) treat_arg $arg

  # for arg in ${(@f)"$(cat)"}; do print "ARG: $arg"; done
  test pd
  pod
  ^D
  ARG: test pd
  ARG: pod
  #

-- 
wbw, artur