shell/ not bash/

bash/cat.sh

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-# cat for Markdown in my ultralight writing database
-# wherein concatenated filed need a "\n---\n\n" between them.
-
-#############################################################################
-# cat with file headers | replace with section string | remove first instance
-
-# NOTE: only need to add one newline, because the header inserted by tail
-# implicitly adds two : \n==> foo <==\n
-tail -n +1 "$@" | sed 's/^==> .* <==$/---\n/g' | tail -n +3
-
-
-##############################
-# failed approaches
-
-# find . -type f -name "$@" -exec cat {} \; -printf "\n---\n\n"
-
-# this leaves one trailing, could cat the whole thing and then cut the tail off
-# MDCATALL=`for i in "$@";
-# do
-#     cat $i
-#     echo '\n---\n\n'
-# done`
-# echo $MDCATALL | head -n +2