[Oni]

Code:

echo "cat" > hax.sh && chmod +x hax.sh && ./hax.sh

That was actually the first one I used, but then he said it was cheating.

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

Does anyone want to make an attempt at it?

By the way w00t, your code doesn't work. Forgot to mention it in my last post.

[Dong]

Just clarifying, but are you just looking for an alternative command or must we design a function that will perform the same operation as the commands listed?

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

Seriously, this is simple shit. Can anyone do it?

Just clarifying, but are you just looking for an alternative command or must we design a function that will perform the same operation as the commands listed?

Anything that doesn't directly use cat is fine, Oni's example allowed him to use it without directly using the name which is fine. Although, using a completely different function is best.

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

CAN ANYONE ACTUALLY DO THIS?

[w00t]

Code:

tail -n `wc -l file.txt` file.txt

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

ok w00t fokin kunt

tac /directory/of/file > /directory/of/output && tac /directory/of/output

lol beat me.

[w00t]

Code:

echo "#include <stdio.h> int main() {FILE *fh;fh=fopen("file.txt","r");fseek(fp,0,SEEK_END); int sz = ftell(fp);fseek(fp,0,SEEK_SET);while(c=getc(fh) != EOF){putchar(c)}return 0;}" > main.c && gcc main.c && ./a.out

If that actually runs I'll be amazed, can't check currently.


EDIT: Forgot to return + final }

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

If that actually runs I'll be amazed, can't check currently.

Doesn't compile, at least for me.

[Purphexyon]

This kinda stuff reminds me how dumb I am *@.@*