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It would be nice if one could pipe text into a Howl buffer like this:
echo"foo"| howl
echo"foo"| howl --reuse
This should open a new window with a single buffer titled "<STDIN>" or similar containing the text "foo". When using the flag --reuse, the buffer should open in an existing window.
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howl <(echo "foo") doesn't work with bash/zsh. howl =(echo "foo") (zsh) works, but only because the shell creates a temporary file. Piping into xclip and pasting feels awkward, because i. a. Howl automatically restores a previous session when called without files, with no way of disabling this behaviour.
It would be nice if one could pipe text into a Howl buffer like this:
This should open a new window with a single buffer titled "<STDIN>" or similar containing the text "foo". When using the flag
--reuse
, the buffer should open in an existing window.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: