cmd.net: tee, xslt

The tee command of the cmd.net collection is a .Net implementation of the tee command available on other platforms.

As usual, the -in and -out switches define the encodings of stdin and stdout.

The filename parameter is given directly (without a leading switch), and the file’s encoding can be defined using the -enc switch.

The -a switch appends to an existing file instead of creating a new file.

The xslt command is a translation of the PowerShell xslt script I posted some time ago.

The xml file is provided on stdin, and the xslt file is defined via the -xslt switch (along with -xsltenc for the encoding).

Again, the -in and -out switches define the encodings of stdin and stdout.

The current version of cmd.net is available for download here.