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1.1 root 1: #print
2: It seems silly to use a temporary file when all that's really
3: needed is to take the output from one program like "ls",
4: and pass it directly to the input of another, like "wc".
5: One of the original contributions of Unix is a clean
6: way to do this, called a "pipe". You can connect two
7: programs with a pipe like this:
8: ls | wc
9: and the output of the first program goes into the input of
10: the second without any intervening file.
11:
12: Try this pair of commands in a pipeline.
13: Try an ordinary "ls" command too, to verify that you
14: got the right answer. Then type "ready".
15: #create X1
16: #copyin
17: #user
18: #uncopyin
19: grep 'ls *| *wc' .copy >/dev/null
20: #log
21: #next
22: 5.1c
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