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Pipe to Safari from stdin
This sounds extremely nice, but there's something Clever happening which stops it being reliable.
Pipe to Safari from stdin
Ref the posting by tbdavis, I *think* this behavior is because OSX stores the temporary file with a
Pipe to Safari from stdin
should just be
-- the normal way to use open.
I can't get the first one to work over here at all. The -f is used when you're expecting something from the standard input. In this case, there's nothing there, so it's not doing anything.
Pipe to Safari from stdin
The first case _is_ reading from stdin: note the angle-bracket before the file.html. That redirects stdin to come from the file. This is similar to
Pipe to Safari from stdin
Sorry about that. It was taking a long time to open in Safari, and I wrongly assumed that it was waiting for something, so I used ctrl-c to interrupt the process after a few seconds.
Pipe to Safari from stdin
I've wrote a quick script to address the issue, allows you to preview in any browse and set the extension to what ever you want... It over there:
http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?p=252816 ---
Pipe to Safari from stdin
If this is a bug, I hope they don't fix it. It is truly an undocumented feature Not exactly... man open reports:
-f Reads input from standard input and opens the results in the default text editor. End input by sending EOF character (type Control-D). Also useful for piping output to open and having it open in the default text editor. ---
Pipe to Safari from stdin
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