Zsh temp files

Show 15 more comments. AdminBee That particular kill signal is insta-death with nothing else happening.

You should. Show 1 more comment. Some shells have the feature built-in. WinnieNicklaus, yes, but that doesn't use temporary files so is irrelevant here. What happens if EXIT is the only hook for trap?

HaukeLaging: tmpfile still be removed before script exit, but not when script received other signals. That's not what happens here GNU bash, Version 4. HaukeLaging: What do you mean That's not what happens? Todd C. That's the one that was typically used on Linux until a mostly compatible mktemp utility was added to the GNU coreutils in Just to say one cannot really say mktemp is a GNU utility.

Show 3 more comments. Here is a little bit improved answer in the line of Hauke Laging's:! SwanS SwanS 2 2 silver badges 5 5 bronze badges. It should be noted that the content is available only once. See unix. Is there any way to have the file automatically deleted if the program crashes, but making it accessible multiple times? To generalize, if you need to read it n times, you can create n read file descriptors.

I've created a file called tmp! Frank Bryce Frank Bryce 1 1 gold badge 2 2 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Asked 4 years, 1 month ago. Active 4 years ago. Viewed 10k times.

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