carbon-now:tldr:e40d4
carbon-now: End at a specific line of text.
$ carbon-now -e ${line} ${filename}
try on your machine
The command "carbon-now -e ${line} ${filename}" is likely a command-line instruction using the "carbon-now" tool or script.
Explanation:
- "carbon-now" is a tool used for creating beautiful images of source code snippets, as if they were taken from carbon.now.sh.
- "${line}" is a placeholder variable that is expected to be replaced with a line number from the specified file.
- "${filename}" is also a placeholder variable that needs to be replaced with the name or path of the source code file you want to capture.
When the command is executed with actual values assigned to the variables, it will generate a beautiful image that resembles the code snippet found at the specified line of the specified file. The resulting image is typically saved or displayed for sharing or documentation purposes.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.