Hello all. Newb here again.

I have a script that is simply piping standard input (from keyboard) into a text file:

cat >> myFile.txt

What I woudl like to do is actually append this file everytime the script is run. I'm pretty sure I use the "sed" command but I am a little confused as to whether or not I should use the "tail" command or not instead. Basically, I want the new text entered inot my shell to be placed after the last line of text in the file. I can only find examples of finding text that exists and editing it, not going to the blank spot and entering it there.

Help?

Cheer,
alts

is already appending stdin to the file.

cat > MyFile.txt would overwrite the file, but cat >> MyFile.txt (the way you have it) appends to the file.

Thank you. I was reading the wrong file.