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Inspired by Ruby’s ARGF
.
Treat files and stdin
as if they were a big long concatenated stream.
argf()
will pull input from your command line arguments,
no frills, no questions asked, and argf_lines()
will
give you an iterator over all lines of command line input.
argf()
and argf_lines()
assume that the command line arguments contain only
file arguments. If you need a little more control (for example, you’re using docopt
to parse command line arguments instead), use input()
or
input_lines()
Structs§
Functions§
- argf
- Act like
input()
, but automatically pull arguments from the command line. - argf_
lines - Act like
input_lines()
, but automatically pull arguments from the command line. - input
- Return a
Read
instance with all the input files/stdin
chained together. - input_
lines - Return an iterator over all lines of input.