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The problem there is that you have to rethink your solution if you decide you want to turn your buffer manipulation into a reusable command. I like Emacs, but t
by msla 5y ago
The problem there is that you have to rethink your solution if you decide you want to turn your buffer manipulation into a reusable command. I like Emacs, but the easy transition from pipeline to shell script is a big point in pipelines' favor.
- jlarocco 5y agoIt's not really a problem, though. 9 times out of 10 shell one-liners are single use, and when they're not, I want something more readable than a one liner, anyway.