Lifepillar wrote:
> How does one launch piped commands in Vim terminal?
> The naïve:
>
> call term_start('ls | fzf')
>
> does not work. I guess that I should connect two jobs using
> out_io and in_io, but is that possible?
You need to do this with a shell:
call term_start(['sh', '-c', 'ls | more'])
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