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I liked this feature in the C++ version. Any interest in having it in the new version, or not?
For example, I had ^W run a python script which grabbed and displayed the lyrics for the currently-playing song. I had ^T run Transcribe with the song under the cursor's path/filename as an argument.
It might be nice to allow placeholders for tags of the current or highlighted song.
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Yes, this would be a welcome feature. The exclamation mark ! would need to be added as an input token, and a corner case is needed in the command parser. Unsure about the implementation itself, but it should probably be added as a regular command?
Also, how do we handle the output showing on screen? For this, and other purposes such as debugging or status monitoring, maybe a drop-down (or pull-up) console window could be useful?
I'd be for keeping it simple, rather than trying to display any output within the app.
Vim has :!{command} which runs the command and then shows a "press a key" prompt, or :silent !{cmd} which doesn't redraw the screen or prompt you. Both are useful in different situations.
I liked this feature in the C++ version. Any interest in having it in the new version, or not?
For example, I had ^W run a python script which grabbed and displayed the lyrics for the currently-playing song. I had ^T run Transcribe with the song under the cursor's path/filename as an argument.
It might be nice to allow placeholders for tags of the current or highlighted song.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: