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--- ep/README	2003/04/20 13:02:11	1.3
+++ ep/README	2003/06/19 11:21:39	1.4
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-extended pipelining
--------------------
+ep: extended pipelining
+-----------------------
+
+ep is an easy-to-use pipeline process (re)director. It has the main
+ability to run any number of subprocesses and redirect them basic
+filedescriptors. Basic filedescriptors are 0 (standart input),
+1 (standart output) and 2 (standart errput). There is no restriction
+of pipe connection except that process outputs (output, errput) must
+be bound with one or more processes input.
 
 ep is a pipeline connector. For most of UNIX user there was a time
 they wanted to bend the pipe (ie. make a bidirectional pipe) which
 could render many problems to a simple tasks of creating modules.
-
-ep is mostly used for creating a communication tree between several
-programs which communicate trhough STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR pipelines.
-ep supports cyclic pipelining (A -> B,  B -> A) between processes thus
-standing for a powerful tool for creating script-based modular
-projects.
+Application is mostly used for creating a communication tree between
+several programs which communicate trhough STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR
+pipelines. ep supports cyclic pipelining (A -> B, B -> A) between
+processes thus standing for a powerful tool for creating script-based
+modular projects. 
 
 Developed by Ondrej Jombik and Lubomir Host
 Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Platon SDG, http://www.platon.sk/
@@ -21,5 +27,6 @@ The ep project management page is:
 http://www.platon.sk/projects/main_page.php?project_id=X
 (not estabilished yet!)
 
-This document was written by Ondrej Jombik in 20th April 2003.
+This document was written by Ondrej Jombik in 20th April 2003
+and updated in 19th Juny 2003.