Copy path of executable to clipboard #177
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Relates to idris-hackers#138. Copy the path of `:exec expr` to the clipboard and present a atom notification. This solution is not ideal, but I could not find a comint buffer for atom.
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Could something like https://atom.io/packages/script-runner be used to run the executable? |
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Thank you @david-christiansen - This looks promising, I had a look at various packages in different states of mayhem. I will see if I can get this to work. |
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ioquatix/script-runner#77 |
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Thanks! @justjoheinz I invited you as a member of idris-hackers so you can merge good stuff yourself |
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And I really should make a release. I just have to fix the async stuff for Atom 1.19. |
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Relates to #138.
Copy the path of
:exec exprto the clipboard and present a atom notification.This solution is not ideal, but I could not find a comint buffer for atom.