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I'm using many basic commands of unix/linux. In Mac OS X Mavericks, I type cat for a file, but output was faulty.

In example, content of the file named bar:

foo   
bar

Then:

kaanklky-air:foo-folder kaanklky$ cat bar
foo
barkaanklky-air:foo-folder kaanklky$

cat command give last line of file with shell's last status, so I want edit cat command to fix it.

How I can do it?

drs
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Kaan Kölköy
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  • @Ramesh sorry and thank you! This helped me: http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/60469/80962 . But still I want learn how to edit a shell command. – Kaan Kölköy Aug 15 '14 at 16:16
  • no issues. Welcome to U & L SE :) Glad that you got your issue resolved. Do not hesitate to ask questions. – Ramesh Aug 15 '14 at 16:17
  • @KaanKölköy - this will probably get closed as a duplicate. Feel free to post a new question specifically about 'editing shell commands', but you'll need to be specific (and it might not be as easy as you want, depending on what command you're trying to change). – EightBitTony Aug 15 '14 at 17:43

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