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edited Dec 3, 2022 at 19:22

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- [A'[A' cmd1 ] [B'[B' cmd2 ] "'{A:1>B:0}"' "'{B:1>A:0}"'

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- [A cmd1 ] [B cmd2 ] "{A:1>B:0}" "{B:1>A:0}"

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- '[A' cmd1 ] '[B' cmd2 ] '{A:1>B:0}' '{B:1>A:0}'

the space after the command origin is important and the quotes around the task not needed

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You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- '[A'[A cmd1 ] '[B'[B cmd2 ] '"{A:1>B:0}'" '"{B:1>A:0}'"

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- '[A' cmd1 ] '[B' cmd2 ] '{A:1>B:0}' '{B:1>A:0}'

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- [A cmd1 ] [B cmd2 ] "{A:1>B:0}" "{B:1>A:0}"

quotes needed for zsh and csh.

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edited Jul 17, 2016 at 11:26

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- [A'[A' cmd1 ] [B'[B' cmd2 ] '{A:1>B:0}' '{B:1>A:0}'

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- [A cmd1 ] [B cmd2 ] '{A:1>B:0}' '{B:1>A:0}'

You can use pipexec:

$ pipexec -- '[A' cmd1 ] '[B' cmd2 ] '{A:1>B:0}' '{B:1>A:0}'

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answered Apr 5, 2014 at 13:47

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