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edited Jun 11, 2020 at 12:04

yes _do | head -n 10 | 3<&0 0>&- \
<<\INIT sh -s -- my args
    alias _do='echo these are "$@."'
    exec <&3 3>&- 
#END
INIT

You can also force feed a shell pretty easily. xargs would work as well.

###OUTPUT:

OUTPUT:

these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.

yes _do | head -n 10 | 3<&0 0>&- \
<<\INIT sh -s -- my args
    alias _do='echo these are "$@."'
    exec <&3 3>&- 
#END
INIT

You can also force feed a shell pretty easily. xargs would work as well.

###OUTPUT:

these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.

yes _do | head -n 10 | 3<&0 0>&- \
<<\INIT sh -s -- my args
    alias _do='echo these are "$@."'
    exec <&3 3>&- 
#END
INIT

You can also force feed a shell pretty easily. xargs would work as well.

OUTPUT:

these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.

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answered Jan 16, 2015 at 1:20

mikeserv

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yes _do | head -n 10 | 3<&0 0>&- \
<<\INIT sh -s -- my args
    alias _do='echo these are "$@."'
    exec <&3 3>&- 
#END
INIT

You can also force feed a shell pretty easily. xargs would work as well.

###OUTPUT:

these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.
these are my args.