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new utils: firefox-wrapper, edit-clipboard, mcd() firefox-wrapper: start firefox (a workaround for some $PATH nonsense). edit-clipboard: open current contents of clipboard in $EDITOR, write them back to clipboard. relies on xclip. mcd(): a function to make a path and cd into it.
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bin/edit-clipboard-gvim
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new utils: firefox-wrapper, edit-clipboard, mcd() firefox-wrapper: start firefox (a workaround for some $PATH nonsense). edit-clipboard: open current contents of clipboard in $EDITOR, write them back to clipboard. relies on xclip. mcd(): a function to make a path and cd into it.
6 years ago
edit-clipboard: placate shellcheck
2 years ago
new utils: firefox-wrapper, edit-clipboard, mcd() firefox-wrapper: start firefox (a workaround for some $PATH nonsense). edit-clipboard: open current contents of clipboard in $EDITOR, write them back to clipboard. relies on xclip. mcd(): a function to make a path and cd into it.
6 years ago
bin/edit-clipboard: allow $EDITOR to contain spaces / flags
5 years ago
new utils: firefox-wrapper, edit-clipboard, mcd() firefox-wrapper: start firefox (a workaround for some $PATH nonsense). edit-clipboard: open current contents of clipboard in $EDITOR, write them back to clipboard. relies on xclip. mcd(): a function to make a path and cd into it.
6 years ago
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  1. #!/bin/sh
  2. 

  3. # Edit clipboard contents with $EDITOR.  This will break in situations
  4. # not using localhost:1...
  5. 

  6. tmpfile=$(mktemp /tmp/edit-clipboard.XXXXXX)
  7. xclip -o > "$tmpfile"
  8. $EDITOR "$tmpfile"
  9. xclip -i "$tmpfile"
  10. rm "$tmpfile"