Andrew Bradley

I had a crazy thought: what if someone hooked the OneNote process to intercept all its COM calls to Windows Search API and replace with their own implementation. But that's...

Oh, sorry, you were clear, I understood what you meant. My (crazy) reason for hooking OneNote process was to reuse the existing search UI, keep its tight UI integration. But...

I realized that rust's `std::process::Command` behavior is slightly different than what I linked above -- it has since been updated -- but **it still prioritizes System32 over `$PATH`**. When I...

A workaround is to explicitly `export PATH :=`. This causes just to set it on `std::process::Command`, triggering PATH lookup _before_ System32 as opposed to _after_. ``` export PATH := env('PATH')...

*EDIT: since both "git bash" and `busybox.exe sh` support Windows paths -- provided you quote them to avoid `sh`'s parser interpreting `\`s as escapes -- I don't think anything needs...

@nyurik actually! A better workaround is to `quote()` the Windows paths. Cygwin sh can handle native Windows paths, it's just that `\`s are interpreted as escapes by `sh`'s parser. But...

I believe I'm hitting the same. Related to #1506 / #1520 I guess? I ended up disabling the hashtag service entirely, which is a bummer. But I tried the various...

Thanks, this information is helpful. I'm tinkering with writing my own search replacement. I used the C# interop API to extract every page, and I can see that it locks...

I'm not sure if the question was directed at me or maphew. If me: Hmm, some of my really old notebooks do have lots of handwriting. These days, the big...

Asked `fzf` about feasibility of adding a `--preview` mechanism that reads all previews as structured data, either via stdin or from a temp file: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/issues/4601