# Continuous
Continuous is a wrapper that allows to invoke a command in continuous mode, i.e. to reinvoke it whenever a given files changes. Just invoke the command, and wrap the files to be watched in ‘_’.
Usage example:
> echo “” >hello.txt > continuous cat _hello.txt_ > echo “hello” >>hello.txt hello > echo “hello again” >>hello.txt hello hello again
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