Martin Bähr
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writes:
Hi Martin,
>> the solution is to execute the loop in a separate subshell like this:
>
> hmm, instead of a subshell, shouldn't wrapping it in () be enough?
That was my first thought, too, but something like
(while true; echo Foo; sleep 1; end) | cat
gives an error:
fish: Illegal command name “(while true; echo Foo; sleep 1; end)”
Anyway, as Axel said a macro for "run the commands in a subshell" would
be nice, because fish -c 'c1; c2; ...; cn;' can't make use of syntax
highlighting and indentation an editor offers.
Bye,
Tassilo
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