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        xe: Execute the commands, replacing any occurrence of the placeholder (marked as `{}`) with the input line.
        
        $ ${arguments_source} | xe ${command} {} ${optional_extra_arguments}
    
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This command is a shell command with placeholders denoted by curly braces {}. The placeholders are meant to be replaced with actual values before executing the command.
Here is the breakdown of the command:
${arguments_source}: This placeholder represents the source of the arguments that will be provided to the command.|: This pipe symbol is used to redirect the output of the command on the left to the input of the command on the right.xe: This is the name of the executable or command that will be executed.${command}: This placeholder represents the specific command or action to be performed by thexeexecutable.{}: This placeholder represents the position where the actual arguments will be inserted. The arguments are sourced from${arguments_source}.${optional_extra_arguments}: This placeholder represents any additional arguments that may be required for the specified${command}.
To execute this command, you need to replace the placeholders with appropriate values. For example, if ${arguments_source} is replaced with input.txt, ${command} is replaced with count, and ${optional_extra_arguments} is replaced with -l, the command will be something like:
input.txt | xe count {} -l
This will execute the xe command, specifically the count action, using the arguments sourced from input.txt and any optional extra arguments specified by -l.
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