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- Do not permit interruption with signals during a file replacement.
- Correct an informational message.
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- Do not edit read-only files by default.
- Add -f/--force to make it force editing even if a file to process is
read-only.
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- Do not make and leave a backup file for a temporary file.
- Honor MANPREFIX.
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Pass MANPREFIX. (currently unused)
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The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through
given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode
and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time
(access and modification) by choice.
Examples:
# Sort files in-place using sort(1):
inplace sort file1 file2 file3
# Process image files preserving time and taking backup files:
inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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