How do I paste multi-line bash codes into terminal and run it all at once

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I need to paste a multi-line bash code into terminal  but whenever I do  each line gets run as a separate command as soon as it gets pasted

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Another possibility   bash  lt  lt  EOF echo  Hello  echo  World  EOF

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I m really surprised this answer isn t offered here  I was in search of a solution to this question and I think this is the easiest approach  and more flexible forgiving     If you d like to paste multiple lines from a website text editor etc   into bash  regardless of whether it s commands per line or a function or entire script    simply start with a   and end with a   and Enter  like in the following example   If I had the following blob  function hello       echo Hello    hello   You can paste and verify in a terminal using bash by    Starting with    Pasting your text  and pressing Enter  to make it pretty     or not Ending with a   and pressing Enter   Example   imac   home    function hello    gt      echo Hello   gt     gt  hello  gt    Hello  imac   home     The pasted text automatically gets continued with a prepending  gt  for each line  I ve tested with multiple lines with commands per line  functions and entire scripts  Hope this helps others save some time

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In addition to backslash  if a line ends with   or  amp  amp  or     it will be continued on the next line

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Try putting   at the end of each line before copying it  Example  echo  quot Hello world quot   amp  amp    script b sh  echo     The exit code      is now the full sequence of commands  and not just the last command

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Try this way   echo         cmd1     cmd2

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If you press C-x C-e command that will open your default editor which defined  bashrc  after that you can use all powerful features of your editor  When you save and exit  the lines will wait your enter   If you want to define your editor  just write for Ex  EDITOR emacs -nw or EDITOR vi inside of    bashrc

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iTerm handles multiple-line command perfectly  it saves multiple-lines command as one command  then we can use Cmd  Shift     to navigate the history   Check more iTerm tips at Working effectively with iTerm

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Add parenthesis around the lines  Example       sudo apt-get update dokku apps dokku ps stop APP   repeat to shut down each running app sudo apt-get install -qq -y dokku herokuish sshcommand plugn dokku ps rebuildall   rebuilds all applications

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Try  out   cat    Then paste your lines and press Ctrl-D  insert EOF character   All input till Ctrl-D will be redirected to cat s stdout

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To prevent a long line of commands in a text file  I keep my copy-pase snippets like this   echo a   echo b   echo c

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