> They live in their own space, you don't (often) pipe stuff in or out of it.
Well that's not true at least for vim.
: read !FOO
will run the FOO command and read the results back into the current buffer. I usually search my codebase by reading the results of a grep into a temporary buffer and 'gf'ing to the appropriate file
Well that's not true at least for vim.
: read !FOO
will run the FOO command and read the results back into the current buffer. I usually search my codebase by reading the results of a grep into a temporary buffer and 'gf'ing to the appropriate file