Hello friends , I am trying to make my script process the output from the command line , in other words , another program will generate a big list of output similar to this : 
f,t,l,,2,4,4,4,4,2,4,4,4,4,4,8,8,4,4,4,32,-1,f,t,-1,i,ui,1,f,t,4,1,4,1
+,4,136,4,6,f,2 \--option=19 --option=26 --option=27 -$ --display_erro
+r_number \
--diag_error 174,187,836 --pch_messages -a --namespaces \
--runtime_uses_namespaces --rtti --bool --explicit --wchar_t_keyword \
+--array_new_and_delete --no_restrict --extern_inline \--implicit_exte
+rn_c_type_conversion \
--no_c_and_cpp_functions_are_distinct --no_multibyte_chars \
--new_for_init --short_lifetime_temps --no_alternative_tokens \--signe
+d_chars --no_forced_zero_initialization -T -B \--no_distinct_template
+_signatures --old_specializations --typename \--implicit_typename --g
+uiding_decls -tnone --inlining \
.
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Now I am trying to make my script get this output from the command line b/c I can't direct this output to a file so I have to get it from the command line.

so can someone tell me how to be able to get the output on the command line and be able to parse it with my script. thanks

edit kudra 25-06-2002
Added some formatting

In reply to output on the command line by amoura

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