implemented app.ed.edbuf and app.blog.bloged

README.md

@@ -218,6 +218,7 @@ A simple line-oriented text editor and page-oriented text viewer for MicroPython
 Exports the following functions:
 
 - `edit(filename)`: start an `ed`-like text editor (see below)
+- `edbuf()`: create an empty buffer, run the editor interface on it and return the result as a string (without creating any files)
 - `view(filename, lno=False)`: start a `more`-like pager for viewing a text file (pass an additional parameter to view it with line numbers)
 
 The editor mode supports the following subset of POSIX ed commands in the standard `[range][command][param]` syntax:
@@ -261,8 +262,9 @@ Requires the following environment variables to be configured (for T-Deck, use t
 
 Exports the following functions:
 
-- `blogpost()`: wait for a (multiline) input and send the post,
-- `blogpost_str(content)`: post the content in a non-interactive manner.
+- `blogpost()`: wait for a (multiline) input and send the post
+- `bloged()`: same as `blogpost()` but with a full-featured `app.ed` interface
+- `blogpost_str(content)`: post the content in a non-interactive manner
 
 ## FAQ
 

app/blog.py

@@ -36,3 +36,7 @@ def blogpost(content=None):
     content = input_multi('> ')
   print('Sending the post...')
   return blogpost_str(content)
+
+def bloged():
+  from app.ed import edbuf
+  return blogpost(edbuf())

app/ed.py

@@ -201,6 +201,11 @@ def edit(fname):
   editor = Ed(fname)
   editor.run()
 
+def edbuf():
+  editor = Ed()
+  editor.run()
+  return '\n'.join(editor.buffer)
+
 def view(fname, lno=False):
   try:
     with open(fname, 'r') as f:

tdeckboot.py

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ from deck.hwinfo import board_id, battery_v, cpu_f, REAL_HW
 from deck.http import wget, wput, http_fetch, http_set_ua
 from deck.http import auth_header, url_escape, form_encode
 from deck import xlat
-from app.ed import edit, view
-from app.blog import blogpost, blogpost_str
+from app.ed import edit, view, edbuf
+from app.blog import blogpost, blogpost_str, bloged
 try:
   from deck import net
   requests = net.init_requests()