Hello,
the function `open-temporary-file` currently returns a stream and nothing else. Consequently, `with-temporary-file` only exposes a stream to its body. From my understanding it is (intentionally, because streams are an abstraction) not possible to tell what the name of the corresponding temporary file is just by that.
Could open-temporary-file be made to return the name of that file as well?
I'd like to be able to write code like the following
(osicat:with-temporary-file (stream filename) (format stream "some content") (= 0 (sb-ext:process-exit-code (sb-ext:run-program "./test.sh" (list filename)))))
In other words, I'd like to pass strings in the form of (temporary) files to a script/program that reads from the file whose name it is passed and use `with-temporary-file` for that. Is that reasonable?
Best regards,
Elias Pipping