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Originally Posted by KevinH
I mean just that. Launching a plugin creates/forks a process that opens a pipe to it to retrieve an xml file describing the changes the plugin wants to have nade alongwith a folder with new or changed files in it. If you shudown Sigil, or cancel the running process this pipe is broken, so no changes inside sigil are made. You are not given an option to attach or reattach to an already running plugin process.
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And I don't want do that, if I'm understanding what you wrote. The workflow is:
1. Start Sigil.
2. Run MyPlugin until it completes.
3. Do some Sigil stuff.
4. Run MyPlugin again.
5. Rinse and repeat.
6. Exit Sigil.
So you are saying that wouldn't work?