Hi, > $ cmd1 | st -e 'vipe' | cmd2
You could make a script that saves stdin in a temp file, starts st with vim and the file name, then once st returns, output the temp file in stdout and delete it. The following does exactly what you want: ``` #!/usr/bin/sh FILE="$(mktemp)" cat > "$FILE" st -e vim "$FILE" cat "$FILE" rm "$FILE" ``` - syg
