On 2019-06-19 2:29 PM, Paul Gilmartin wrote: >>> { stage1; stage2; stage3; } | stage4 > Stages run in order, sharing input. So what isn’t consumed by > the first stage is available to the second, etc. But if a stage buffers > reads and doesn’t process the data, the effect is unpredictable.
So in Pipelines it's: (end /) ... | in: fillup | stage1 | out: faninany | stage4 / in: | stage2 | out: / in: | stage3 | out: with the same caveat about buffering reads. ¬(Hey, look! I learned a modern stage!)R