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Is there a way of not waiting for the new line to have the on_stdout handler called? I couldn't find it and I assume it's related to this repeat statement.
My scenario is that I have a command that waits for the user to press return, but its output asking for it is in the same line. The regular vim.uv.read_start function handles that well, but I couldn't make it work with plenary.job.
Thanks in advance!
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Is there a way of not waiting for the new line to have the
on_stdout
handler called? I couldn't find it and I assume it's related to this repeat statement.My scenario is that I have a command that waits for the user to press return, but its output asking for it is in the same line. The regular
vim.uv.read_start
function handles that well, but I couldn't make it work withplenary.job
.Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: