e.g. ruby -e '100.times { |i| puts "#{i} + #{i}" }' | pbcopy paste the result of that into an atom window, select ruby, run sib. Your screen will jump down to the bottom.
Check if there is a way to see what line the view is currently at, and then set it to that position again. Or possibly there's a better way to update the contents than selecting the whole file as if I were a user and updating its contents?
IDK, play around with it or ask on the IRC channel or mailing list.
JoshCheek
commented
10 years ago
e.g.
ruby -e '100.times { |i| puts "#{i} + #{i}" }' | pbcopypaste the result of that into an atom window, select ruby, run sib. Your screen will jump down to the bottom.Check if there is a way to see what line the view is currently at, and then set it to that position again. Or possibly there's a better way to update the contents than selecting the whole file as if I were a user and updating its contents?
IDK, play around with it or ask on the IRC channel or mailing list.