In sh-mode in Emacs, I was looking for a way to execute a shell script in the current buffer directly like the C-c C-c in Python-mode. Using M-! is really tiring. Any amount of googling doesn’t help. Is this possible?
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In sh-mode in Emacs, I was looking for a way to execute a shell script in the current buffer directly like the C-c C-c in Python-mode. Using M-! is really tiring. Any amount of googling doesn’t help. Is this possible?
M-|isshell-command-on-regionso if you want to execute the whole buffer,
C-x h M-|or you can rebind to something more convenient.