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It has practical advantage e.g. in vim editor, where one can issue:
:%!ramlparser
what would check content of current buffer for correctness even, if it is not saved yet. Content of the buffer gets replaced by command output, but it is easy to read it and then u to undo a step back and correct possible mistakes.
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Many commands are behaving this way.
It has practical advantage e.g. in vim editor, where one can issue:
what would check content of current buffer for correctness even, if it is not saved yet. Content of the buffer gets replaced by command output, but it is easy to read it and then
u
to undo a step back and correct possible mistakes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: