05:54 <abu[m]> Good morning ☺

05:54 <abu[m]> Now my mind is clearer again ;)

05:55 <abu[m]> For completeness, for the 'buf' example yesterday I'd use something like:

05:56 <abu[m]> : (buf P 40 (%@ "strcpy" NIL P "abc") (byte (inc P) (char "X")) (struct P 'S))

05:56 <abu[m]> -> "aXc"

05:57 <abu[m]> In Lisp this would be

05:57 <abu[m]> (pack (replace (chop "abc") "b" "X"))

05:58 <abu[m]> or

05:58 <abu[m]> (pack (replace (chop "abc") "b" "☺"))

05:58 <abu[m]> -> "a☺c"

10:47 <fbytez> Thanks very much.

11:29 <razzy> hello to all :]

11:30 <abu[m]> Hi razzy!

12:47 <razzy> long time no see :], how are you :]

12:48 <abu[m]> Yes, you disappeared :) We are all fine I think

12:53 <razzy> abu[m]: my computer with comms died. I took time to build new system. :]

12:53 <beneroth> hey razzy o/

12:54 <beneroth> welcome back :)

12:54 <abu[m]> Oh, bad luck!

13:09 <razzy> you may remember i like fuzzy finders like https://github.com/Magnushhoie/fuz .

13:10 <razzy> I am trying to use fuzzy finder "fzy" in vip.

13:12 <abu[m]> Yes I remember. Good!

13:19 <razzy> i have trouble with return value reading to vip. this (print (in '(sh "-c" "cat api.l | fzy") (line))) does not read output from "fzy". Question: is there good way to read fzy-out in vip? ideally vip->fzy->vip.

13:20 <razzy> my picolisp is propably rusted again :]

13:23 <abu[m]> I do not see why the above should not work. But to do the latter, you need 'pipe'.

13:25 <razzy> pipe i see. :) thank you

13:25 <razzy> i will read my old programs :]

13:26 <abu[m]> The example in the reference with 'tr' does something like you need

13:26 <abu[m]> (pipe (out (tr "[a-z]" "[A-Z]") ...

13:27 <abu[m]> : (in '(sh "-c" "cat lib.l") (line))

13:27 <abu[m]> -> ("#" " " "2" "8" "d" ...

13:28 <abu[m]> So the above works

15:42 <razzy> it works alone. not as pipe with fzy.

15:44 <abu[m]> I see. Yes, you said "read fzy-out", so you need only one pipe