From: not.my.real@email.address   
      
   JJ wrote:   
      
   > TCC's TEE command copies standard input to both the standard output and to   
   > a file.   
   >   
   > e.g. for use with FOR command when parsing a command/program output without   
   > manually ECHOing the lines.   
      
   Tee is a standard util in the *nix world... not so much in Windows. There are   
   various *nix-alike systems that run under Windows which include a version of   
   tee, or you can write your own, if you can program. It's pretty straight-   
   forward:   
      
   1. Open stdin, stdout, and the file to write to (listed on the command line).   
   2. Read from stdin to a variable, write said variable to stdout & the file.   
   3. When eof(stdin), close everything and exit.   
      
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   Trying to anticipate every possible future contingency can drive you crazy,   
   and you'll generally guess wrong anyway.   
      
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