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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers << EOXfer 2>$1 1 ? Post 302096583 by hnhegde on Thursday 16th of November 2006 11:05:14 AM
Old 11-16-2006
Hi azura,

Just to add to what blowtorch has already mentioned:
EOXfer is no unix command. It is just a pattern used to signify the beginning and end of a "here document" . For that matter, any pattern can be used. You might want to google for "here document" to know more about it.
 
MEWL(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   MEWL(1)

NAME
mewl - Message scanner for Mew 4 or later SYNOPSIS
mewl [options] [folder [range]] DESCRIPTION
The mewl utility extracts necessary fields from messages stored in folders. This command is necessary for Mew to implement the asynchro- nous feature. The options are as follows: -a Print all necessary fields when picking. -b dir Set the Mail home to dir. -c bodylen Set the max body length to be extracted to bodylen. -d field Set the field to be extracted to field. -e command Specify an external command to fetch mailbox. -m options Specify options for command. -f fields Specify fields to display. -h Display this help message. -i file Set the input stream to file. -l length Set the max field length to be extracted to length. The default value is 3. 0 means no limit. -n Don't use fstat(). -p pattern Specify the pick pattern. -s src Set message source to src : '+folder range'. -w Wait for stdio input to synchronize. -v Display the version. -x suffix Use this suffix. Definitions of the symbols above are as follows: range N | [start]-[end] | last:N pattern 'key=val' | 'key!=val' | '!<pattern>' | '(<pattern>)' | '<pattern>&<pattern>' | '<pattern>|<pattern>' BUGS
If a field is long, only the beginning three lines are extracted by default. March 5, 2003 MEWL(1)
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