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What's more confusing, when you open multiple files including a FIFO, e.g.
sxiv a.png p
The sxiv window is opened, a.png displayed, you hit n, the cursor turns to "loading" & sxiv hangs forever.
I got confused trying to open a directory with sxiv /my/directory/, which happened to contain a FIFO. I thought it was a giant GIF!
Worse, there is no way to exit sxiv from the GUI; sxiv does not respond to q or window-close. You have to kill the process. I'll open this as a separate issue, #253.
To sum it up:
Should sxiv detect a FIFO and reject to load the file, since it cannot do anything with it anyway?
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First, create a FIFO, and write an image to it,
mkfifo p convert -size 100x100 xc:black png:- > p
In another terminal, do
sxiv opens the FIFO, but does not read it.
What's more confusing, when you open multiple files including a FIFO, e.g.
The sxiv window is opened, a.png displayed, you hit
n
, the cursor turns to "loading" & sxiv hangs forever.I got confused trying to open a directory with
sxiv /my/directory/
, which happened to contain a FIFO. I thought it was a giant GIF!Worse, there is no way to exit sxiv from the GUI; sxiv does not respond to
q
or window-close. You have tokill
the process. I'll open this as a separate issue, #253.To sum it up:
Should sxiv detect a FIFO and reject to load the file, since it cannot do anything with it anyway?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: