slashlars wrote:
Problem: I don't want to write temporary plaintext files.
Whatever you are doing, you should take into account one simple
fact: if you write data in one program to later on read it in
the next one, *you* have (some) control over what and where
remains on that disk. If you "pip
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C. D. Rok wrote:
> slashlars wrote:
>
>> Problem: I don't want to write temporary plaintext files.
>
>
> Whatever you are doing, you should take into account one simple
> fact: if you write data in one program to later on read it in
> the next one,
What about:
"
echo SOME DATA HERE|gpg ...
"
This is not valid using just the standard execution methods under windows
IIRC, but if you are using the cmd.exe shell it should work.
'echo' is a shell builtin.
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Joe Smith wrote:
> What about:
> "
> echo SOME DATA HERE|gpg ...
> "
> This is not valid using just the standard execution methods under
> windows IIRC, but if you are using the cmd.exe shell it should work.
> 'echo' is a shell builtin.
I know next to
