Answer by Alexander Mills for Reading a literal from stdin- Ambiguous...
It turns out, all I needed to do, was do this: gmx --stdin <<EOF node e "console.log('foo')" EOF that would read the line starting with node as a string literal into the stdin of the gmx command.
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Original: < needs files or file descriptors, while you have command-substitution there, which replaces whatever backticks are with a string of text. For your purpose you might be better off using...
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I am trying to read a string literal into stdin using the following method: #!/usr/bin/env bash set -e; gmx --stdin < `cat <<EOF node e "console.log('foo')" EOF` when I run this, I get this...
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