On Tue, Jul 2, 2013, at 13:42, Calvin Morrison wrote:
> doesn't sponge soak up into memory, not into a file?
Sponge's "killer feature" is that it doesn't open the output file until
after the input is finished. Using it in a pipeline removes this,
because it's something else instead of sponge writi
> Sponge's "killer feature" is that it doesn't open the output file until
> after the input is finished. Using it in a pipeline removes this,
> because it's something else instead of sponge writing to the file.
There is something I don't understand, why the temporal file is not deleted
after writ
On 07/05/2013 04:48 PM, Roberto E. Vargas Caballero wrote:
>> Sponge's "killer feature" is that it doesn't open the output file until
>> after the input is finished. Using it in a pipeline removes this,
>> because it's something else instead of sponge writing to the file.
>
>
> There is something
> Files created by “tmpfile” are automatically deleted after they are
> closed. Also, how do you delete a file you don’t know the name of anyway?
I didn't know it, thanks for your reply.
The patch is applied.
I'm glad I balked, this is much better.
The patch is applied.
Loving DWM's style...have installed it on a few boxes without issue. Thanks
to devs for all the hard work!
On my latest build, though I have DWM on Ubuntu 13.04 (minimal; for a Mac
mini build)...working fine except alt-shift-enter brings up a terminal that
has $COLUMNS set to 45. When I exit DWM $
* Adam Brand [06.07.2013 01:12]:
> It's only alt-shift-enter; if I do alt-p then run st (or lxterm or
> whatever) things work fine.
The question is: What's in your config.h for this key combination
Alt-Shift-Enter?
