
unzipsfx:tldr:e3cc4
The command you provided seems to be using a combination of shell variables and an option for a binary executable.
Let's break it down:
-
${--path-to-binary}
: It appears to be a shell variable or placeholder for a path to a binary executable. The--path-to-binary
indicates it could be a flag or option for a program/script. -
-c
: It's likely another option or flag for the binary executable, usually used to specify a configuration file or some sort of input. -
${filenamename}
: Similar to the first variable, it seems to be another shell variable or placeholder for a filename. It would be substituted with the actual filename during command execution.
Overall, this command suggests that there is a binary executable that can be invoked using the specified path ${--path-to-binary}
. The -c
option is used to provide some configuration file as input, and the ${filenamename}
variable holds the name of a file that will be used as an argument for the command.