ffe:tldr:4af76

ffe: Select input structure and print format from definitions in `~/.fferc` config file.

$ ffe --structure=${structure} --print=${format} ${path-to-input}

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This command is likely a command-line instruction and it is composed of several components:

"ffe" is likely the name of a program or script that the command is calling.
"--structure=${structure}" is a flag or option that the "ffe" program accepts. The "--structure" flag is followed by the value assigned to the "${structure}" variable. The exact purpose of this flag and the meaning of the "${structure}" variable would depend on the specific functionality provided by the "ffe" program.
"--print=${format}" is another flag or option that the "ffe" program accepts. Similar to the previous flag, the "--print" flag is followed by the value assigned to the "${format}" variable. Again, the exact purpose of this flag and the meaning of the "${format}" variable would depend on the functionality of the "ffe" program.
"${path-to-input}" is a placeholder for a specific file or directory path. This is the input that the "ffe" program will process.

Overall, this command appears to be instructing the "ffe" program to process the input specified by "${path-to-input}" using certain structure and print options provided as arguments.

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.

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