listaddx

listaddx is a command-line utility designed for managing lists of items. Its primary function is to add new elements to existing lists. The tool typically operates on text files where each line represents a distinct item in the list. When listaddx is executed, it takes the specified list file and the new item to be added as arguments. The new item is then appended to the end of the list file, creating a new line for it.

The utility is often used in scripting and automation workflows where dynamic list management is required. For example, it can be incorporated into scripts that track tasks, store configuration options, or maintain simple databases. The simplicity of listaddx makes it a lightweight and efficient option for these purposes. It generally avoids complex features, focusing solely on the core functionality of adding an item to a list.

While the exact implementation and available options might vary slightly depending on the specific version or distribution, the fundamental behavior remains consistent. Users typically invoke listaddx with a command structure like listaddx <list_file_path> <item_to_add>. The output of the command is usually minimal, often just a success or failure indicator, as the modification is directly applied to the specified file. Its ease of use and straightforward operation make it a useful tool for basic list manipulation tasks.