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Python Pipelines lets you solve a complex problem by breaking it up into a series of smaller, less complex programs. These simple programs, also called stages, can then be hooked together to get the results you want. The output resulting from a stage is the input to the next stage. A series of stages is called a pipeline. Each stage consists of a stage and its operands. Pipelines has many built-in stages; you may add your own written in Python or pseudo-Rexx.
Stages may have more than one input and/or output stream; these streams may be connected to other stages in no particular order.
Pipelines is a superset of pipes as found in unix/linux shells. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hartmann_pipeline for a more detailed description.
Python Pipelines may be invoked from a command prompt or incorporated into another Python program as an imported module.
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