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Day 101: pbcopy
Sometimes you want to have the result of a program or shell script to paste to your clipboard. On a Mac, the command pbcopy lets you do that. You just need to pipe the information to pbcopy.
As an example: python example45.py | pbcopy
Whatever would print in the console will now be on the clipboard. Nifty, right?
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pbcopy is a neat tool. If you want to copy the contents of a file:
pbcopy < $FILE
If you want to copy the result of some command line trickery
look cam | egrep p.s | pbcopy
Extract columns from tables
…like the ones you get on Wikipedia Each column in the table is tab-delineated when you copy and paste it as plain text. Just change the "$2" to "$ whatever column you want to extract" and this one-liner will tidy up whatever's copied into your clipboard for you.
pbpaste | awk 'BEGIN{ FS="\t";}{print $2}' | pbcopy
