ExecInput
Sublime Text package to send input to stdin through the exec build target
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ExecInput
This Sublime Text package allows you to send input to stdin of the currently
running process. The process must have been started through the exec build
target which is used by all standard build systems.
It works by hooking into the ExecCommand class to get access to the currently
running process. Because of that, it should also be compatible with all other
build targets that extend the default ExecCommand class.
Installation
Package Control
The easiest way to install is using Sublime Text's Package Control:
- Open the
Command Paletteusing the menu itemTools→Command Palette... - Choose
Package Control: Install Package - Install
ExecInput
Download
- Download a release
- Extract the package and rename it to
ExecInput - Copy the package into your
Packagesdirectory. You can find this using the menu itemPreferences→Browse Packages....
Usage
Make sure to start a process that is waiting for input. Now there are multiple ways to send input:
- Using the default key binding while the build output panel is visible: Ctrl+Alt+Enter
- Using the menu item
Tools→Send input - Using the
Command PaletteitemExecInput: Send input
The entered text will then be sent to the process and also added to the build output panel.
Multiple lines of input can be send by using Shift+Enter.
Customization
This package provides the command exec_input. Use this if you want to
customize the key bindings, menu items, etc.