Sure it makes sense. Just put `gvim /dev/stdin` in the pipeline you desire and write to stdout when you're done. You can add to your configuration to remap `ZZ`

Sure it makes sense. Just put `gvim /dev/stdin` in the pipeline you desire and write to stdout when you're done. You can add to your configuration to remap `ZZ` (which usually saves the file and exits) to `:wq! /dev/stdout` when stdout is not a terminal. I'm going to do that when I get back to my computer.