Vimshell now works with files instead of inline strings. This assures everything works 100% of the time. Instead of the old #QQQQ# you now enter #F# in your shell.txt to reference the file your shell should read from. If you wish to append (prepending isn't possible at the moment (and would be impossible with this syntax)) something at the end of this file, do so like this: #Fxxx# to append xxx. For example, something useful to append would be #F;read;# on the first line of your shell.txt, so your shell will pauze after running
Vimshell now works with files instead of inline strings. This assures everything works 100% of the time. Instead of the old #QQQQ# you now enter #F# in your shell.txt to reference the file your shell should read from. If you wish to append (prepending isn't possible at the moment (and would be impossible with this syntax)) something at the end of this file, do so like this: #Fxxx# to append xxx. For example, something useful to append would be #F;read;# on the first line of your shell.txt, so your shell will pauze after running

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