catenate

If you ever need a derivative of catenate that means splitting apart, you can coin discatenate, where the dis then plays an essential role.

I understand catenate to mean chain and concatenate to be to chain together.

Trivia: cat is actually an abbreviation of catenate, a lesser used (now) synonym for concatenate.

When I have this problem, I catenate two outputs: man curl |grep -e -L man curl This way, I have all the matches at hand.

No, cat(1) stands for catenate, not concatenate.

The C language needs a good test suite with known expected results and good coverage of the language's definition, but one way to build this suite is not to catenate all the regression tests of existing compilers.

Actually I don't have any intuition for why that's wrong, except that if we catenate the rows into one long row then the picture can be considered as a number 307200 digits long in base 256, and then I see that it could represent 256^307200 possible different values.

I've sometimes heard it's "catenate" not "concatenate".

Now, catenate those files together to create one "patch.mbox" file: $ cat 000* > patch.mbox "git am" takes the whole file and applies it: $ git am patch.mbox Applying: Issue successful status out of cdlog.recover.