```ruby
IO.popen("bbedit", "w") do |subproc|
subproc.puts("string for bbedit")
subproc.close
end
```
On 9 Jan 2018, at 17:54, BeeRich33 wrote:
Hiya folks.
Just wondering if anybody knows how to pipe a ruby string to bbedit.
Once
in a while I'd like to send the output of a ruby script to bbedit.
Obviously this would open in an untitled text file, unsaved. I have
the
bbedit command line tools installed, and I pipe other stuff to bbedit.
Great tools actually.
I'm currently trying this:
system ('echo "#{ puts h }" | bbedit')
Result:
#{ puts h }
So I reversed the quotations:
system ("echo '#{ puts h }' | bbedit")
...which outputs nothing.
So backticks:
`echo '#{ puts h }' | bbedit`
Also results in nothing. Tried double quotations, nothing.
Without creating a temp file and some fancy workaround in the
filesystem/bash, is this possible? Any insight appreciated.
Cheers
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