Open cmouse opened 10 years ago
Actually, found a way. But it's not so pretty as I'd like, so if you can come up with something, it would be appreciated.
how about:
result = Tempfile.open('foo') do |f|
... open file in ruco ...
File.read(f.path)
end
@grosser yes, except that this is information that I would rather not write into disk at all. Using tempfiles is not a solution :(
@grosser it did not seem very hard to modify the code by rewriting Ruco::Application and Ruco::Editor with minute changes. perhaps this could be done in the application api? The project is https://github.com/cmouse/pwkeep if you are interested.
The whole curses bootstrap thingy is in bin/ruco, so this would have to be moved over so it's accessible via a ruby interface. Then the editor has to know it's a string and not a file, so it has to read and write it differently etc.
Sounds like a lot of work to me, using files and doing being ... ensure ... delete file end sounds like the simpler solution to me, and you can use whatever ENV["EDITOR"] the user has chosen too
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@grosser https://github.com/grosser it did not seem very hard to modify the code by rewriting Ruco::Application and Ruco::Editor with minute changes. perhaps this could be done in the application api? The project is https://github.com/cmouse/pwkeep if you are interested.
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I would love to integrate ruco into an app I am making, but my major challenge is that ruco has been structured to require an actual file at all times. I could not find simple way to modify code via inheritance to provide the data directly. Is there a way you could consider extending your code to allow in-memory data instead of file?