command: make use of the --file option

[KaiHa]

Append the recognized commands to the output file (option --file). One command per line in the format probability<TAB>command.

With this you are able to do things like the following:

# Create a named pipe for later usage
mkfifo ./myfifo
# Let awk read from the named pipe and if the probability is > 0.9 execute the command in bash
awk -F'\t' '{if ($1 > 0.9) { printf("%s &\n", $2) | "bash" }}' ./myfifo
# Run ./command and let it write the recognized commands to the named pipe
./command --commands <(echo -e "emacs\nfirefox\nfoot\n") -m ./ggml-base.bin --file ./myfifo

A word of warning, I only know enough C++ to be dangerous.