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`:term` is much more intrusive; you can't just `:!foo` and get on with what you're doing. For one thing, you can't `:term foo` with a modified file, which is no
by kps 3y ago
`:term` is much more intrusive; you can't just `:!foo` and get on with what you're doing. For one thing, you can't `:term foo` with a modified file, which is not an unusual state when you're editing.
- kzrdude 3y agoUsing `:!` as a filter for text and running interactive commands doesn't overlap for me, so I haven't seen that as an issue.