Unfortunately, this opens empty file with no name, so nothing was passed to edit. What am I doing wrong? The file withe current date name is succsessfully created the I enter something like this:
Kakoune doesn’t give the terminal to its child processes.
Similar to nohup br --conf ~/.config/broot/select.hjson | cat
If that command works, then it should also work in Kakoune.
If you want to have a terminal for a sh command, consider using the :terminal command.
Hello, this is tricky, there are many tools like kcr or kks, which basically help you to abstract away the chore of talking to a given kakoune session, you could check those out, but basically what you would want to do is do your stuff in the shell, and pipe the output to a tool that sends a command to your kakoune session and stores something in an option, you can even use kakoune itself for this, check the --help command, you will see you can execute arbitrary commands at any given session, and kak also has a json rpc api.
