You can do this with any combination of streams you wish, just using those two basic commands. Thanks for contributing. I on the other hand, have totally forgotten what I was trying to do :- — adarshr.
Because you have to add tee to every single command in the file. I think your second tee is missing a redirect to stderr. One more way of doing it is using redirections within functions. Kannan Mohan Kannan Mohan 2, 1 1 gold badge 15 15 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges. IMHO this is the cleanest way of doing this, at least for simple cases. While this is clean, it may cause commands that emit progress output e. Output can be preserved though by using script — Dan Dascalescu. The Overflow Blog.
Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Stack Gives Back I made a small tool providing similar functionality, without using xclip or xsel. Note, that this tool does not need an X-session. For those using bash installed on their windows system known as Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL , attempting xclip will give an error:. Instead, recall that linux subsystem has access to windows executables. It's possible to use clip. I come from a stripped down KDE background and do not have access to xclip , xsel or the other fancy stuff.
This argument is passed to the bash executable which sends a "copy to clipboard" request to klipper using qdbus. Note: Only works as a pipe.
Use the bash executable directly if you need to copy an argument. Based on previous posts, I ended up with the following light-weigh alias solution that can be added to.
Just to cover an edge case: and because the question title asks at least now how to copy the output of a command directly to clipboard. For this scenario, we can either use gdm or a similar mouse utility and select using the mouse. Or, which is the preferred method for me as the mouse cannot select properly inside one pane when you have multiple panes side by side and you need to select more than one line , using tmux we can copy into the tmux buffer using the standard [ , space , move to select , enter or you can select a block of code.
Also this is particularly useful when you are inside one of the lanes of the cli multiplexer like tmux AND you need to select a bunch of text, but not the line numbers my vim setup renders line numbers. If you need more specific code examples, let me know. If you were searching for an answer to the question, "How do I copy the output of one command into my clipboard to use for my next command? No need to install additional software and the latter may come with tons of dependencies, some of which having potentially security problems.
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Learn more. How can I copy the output of a command directly into my clipboard? Ask Question. Asked 10 years, 10 months ago. Active 9 days ago. Viewed k times. For instance: cat file clipboard. Legend Legend k gold badges silver badges bronze badges. I just asked a related question since I can't get xclip working when logging into Ubuntu from Git Bash on Windows: stackoverflow.
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