| blind-to-named.1 - blind - suckless command-line video editing utility | |
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| 1 .TH BLIND-TO-NAMED 1 blind | |
| 2 .SH NAME | |
| 3 blind-to-named - Send a file descriptor | |
| 4 .SH SYNOPSIS | |
| 5 .B blind-to-named | |
| 6 [-a] | |
| 7 .I path | |
| 8 .SH DESCRIPTION | |
| 9 .B blind-to-named | |
| 10 create a | |
| 11 .BR unix (7) | |
| 12 socket with the filename | |
| 13 .I path | |
| 14 and sends the stdin file descriptor to the | |
| 15 first process that connects to it. | |
| 16 .SH OPTIONS | |
| 17 .TP | |
| 18 .B -a | |
| 19 Rather than binding to a filename, create and abstract | |
| 20 address, starting with a NUL byte followed by | |
| 21 .I path | |
| 22 and padded with NUL bytes until the end of the address. | |
| 23 .SH RATIONALE | |
| 24 The pipeline construction, in even advanced, shells | |
| 25 are not flexible enough to do all kinds of pipelinings | |
| 26 that are necessary when doing complicated effects with | |
| 27 .BR blind (7). | |
| 28 For example, this is necessary to pipe video into | |
| 29 two processes pipelines using | |
| 30 .BR tee (1) | |
| 31 and then using the end of both pipelines as the in | |
| 32 input to the process, like inverse multiplexing. | |
| 33 .SH SEE ALSO | |
| 34 .BR blind (7), | |
| 35 .BR blind-from-named (1), | |
| 36 .BR blind-tee (1) | |
| 37 .SH AUTHORS | |
| 38 Mattias Andrée | |
| 39 .RI < [email protected] > |