@b0rk Have you seen `csh`'s "noclobber" feature? If you had `noclobber` set, then `cmd > file` would fail without erasing `file`, if it already existed. You would have to explicitly demand its clobbering with `cmd >! file`.
@b0rk Have you seen `csh`'s "noclobber" feature? If you had `noclobber` set, then `cmd > file` would fail without erasing `file`, if it already existed. You would have to explicitly demand its clobbering with `cmd >! file`.
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