top | item 39459706 (no title) neuromanser | 2 years ago It's built-in in Zsh: The substitution ‘$(cat foo)’ may be replaced by the faster ‘$(<foo)’.https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Expansion.html#Comman... discuss order hn newest ufo|2 years ago Is that only for command substitution? neuromanser|2 years ago What do you mean? It's specifically for $(cat …) / $(< …): the latter is a faster equivalent of the former. Other than that, see my comment about $READNULLCMD.
ufo|2 years ago Is that only for command substitution? neuromanser|2 years ago What do you mean? It's specifically for $(cat …) / $(< …): the latter is a faster equivalent of the former. Other than that, see my comment about $READNULLCMD.
neuromanser|2 years ago What do you mean? It's specifically for $(cat …) / $(< …): the latter is a faster equivalent of the former. Other than that, see my comment about $READNULLCMD.
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