out(1): output arguments
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I feel that an
out(1)or equivalent is important for a couple reasons:There’s a reason C has
puts().Originally posted by @emma in bonsai/coreutils#43 (comment)
The
out(1)utility should output the argv array to the standard output and append a newline. It shouldn’t take any options.