cot:tldr:f739f
cot: Open a specific file and block the terminal until it is closed.
$ cot --wait ${filename}
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The command "cot --wait ${filename}" is likely a user-defined command or a script command that is executed in a command-line interface.
Explanation of the command:
- "cot" is the name of the command or script being executed.
- "--wait" is an option or argument that can be passed to the command or script.
- "${filename}" represents a variable that holds the value of a filename.
The specific functionality of the "cot" command and the purpose of the "--wait" option would depend on the command or script being used. Generally, the "--wait" option could be used to make the command or script wait for a specific event or condition before proceeding. The "${filename}" variable would provide the script or command with the name of the file it needs to work with.
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.