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This can be used to create automatic displays of changing data or similar tricks. For
example, the following command will create a simple digital watch:

(while sleep 1; do date +%T; echo -e '\f'; done) | sm -
(while sleep 1; do date +%T; printf '\f'; done) | sm -


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This can be used to create automatic displays of changing data or similar tricks. For example, the following command will create a simple digital watch:
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.B (while sleep 1; do date +%T; echo -e '\\\\f'; done) | sm -
.B (while sleep 1; do date +%T; printf '\\\\f'; done) | sm -


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