Subject: Re: bin/10898: Patch to arp to allow -f -
To: None <jchacon@genuity.net>
From: Andrew Brown <atatat@atatdot.net>
List: netbsd-bugs
Date: 08/27/2000 15:37:48
>>Description:
>arp allows -f filename which is handy if you have multiple things to do
>(for instance in a start-up script). However filename must be a real file
>which makes creating pipelines a pain (temp files and all that).
>A simple fix is to check for -f - and use stdin.

the use of - to indicate stdin is a hack.  always was, and always will
be.  don't get me wrong, i like it too, but there are other ways of
doing the same thing these days.  did you try using /dev/fd/0 or
/dev/stdin?

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