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Hi, I'm considering using stdio to communicate with the Python process, to avoid security issues I've talked about in #1. What do you think about this idea?
PS: Firefox uses stdio for extensions to communicate with its native application too.
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The VIM server, which talks to vim8 using vim8's RPC. It's running in the same process as vim, so it's impossible to use stdio without changing current implementation
The NVIM server, which talks to the RPC clients. Both servers is using tcp for communication.
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Hi, I'm considering using stdio to communicate with the Python process, to avoid security issues I've talked about in #1. What do you think about this idea?
PS: Firefox uses stdio for extensions to communicate with its native application too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: