Editor
NAME
Proc::Editor - Start a text editor
SYNOPSIS
use Proc::Editor;
my $text = edit('original text');
say "Edited text: {$text.trim}";
DESCRIPTION
Proc::Editor runs a text editor and returns the edited text.
ROUTINES
edit(...)
This is merely a shortcut for convenience, all arguments are passed on to
Proc::Editor.new.edit(...).
METHODS
new(:editors(...))
Create a new instance of Proc::Editor. :editors may be used to override
the default list of editors to try. By default, the environment variables
$VISUAL and $EDITOR are checked, then it tries /usr/bin/vi, /bin/vi and /bin/ed
(in that order).
edit(Str $text?, IO::Path :$file, Bool :$keep)
Writes $text to a temporary file runs an editor with that file as argument.
On success, the contents of the file are returned. If $file is defined, it
is used instead of creating a temporary file. The file used (temporary or not)
are deleted afterwards unless :keep is provided.
edit-file(IO::Path $path)
Starts an editor with the given $path as argument. Returns the editors
exit-code on success (which should always be 0) or dies on error.
AUTHOR
Jonas Kramer <[email protected]>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2018 Jonas Kramer
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the Artistic License 2.0.