On 04/15/2015 11:45 AM, Sanne Wouda wrote:
> Greg, unfortunately, you cannot rewrite it like that. You have to
> put quotes around (cat $tmp), or each token will end up on its own
> line in the command buffer. (And in fish, you cannot do command
> substitution inside quotes.)
I don't understand. Could you gave an example of input that won't work? I am
currently using this without problems so far:
function edit_commandline
set -q EDITOR; or return 1
set -l tmpfile (mktemp); or return 1
commandline > $tmpfile
eval $EDITOR $tmpfile
commandline -r (cat $tmpfile)
rm $tmpfile
end
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