TID: FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815   
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   Hi August,   
      
   On 2020-01-07 22:50:29, you wrote to me:   
      
    WvV>> C: \>> gpg   
      
    WvV>> Did you have the option to type arguments here, or was the   
    WvV>>  automatic?   
      
    AA> I just type gpg + ENTER.  Apparently that is an option.  ;)   
      
   Ok, I think I was little bit confused about the 'gpg editor' part you   
   mentioned. I was thinking that was maybe an option of your Enigmail...   
      
   But you just meant the 'gpg' command line util.   
      
    AA>>> gpg: WARNING: no command supplied. Trying to guess what you   
    AA>>> mean... gpg: Go ahead and type your message...   
      
    AA> ...and then it sits there waiting for the message to be typed.   
      
   Yes. But as you don't give it any command line commands. It expects content it   
   can understand (import or decode).   
      
    AA> I start to type my message, but there is no obvious way to save it.   
      
   That's right. You have to tell it on the command line with the correct options   
   and commands what it needs to do with what you type.   
      
    WvV>> To do something valid here you will have to enter or paste   
    WvV>> something that gpg can understand. So either a ascii encoded   
    WvV>> key or pgp message. Something   
    WvV>> that starts with the usual "-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----" etc...   
    WvV>> (You can paste by right clicking in the window or the window   
    WvV>> top bar, and selecting paste).   
      
    AA> Nope.  The gpg editor does not dump the contents that I have in clipboard.   
      
   It's what you tell cmd.exe to do with what's in the clipboard... Stop calling   
   it the 'gpg editor'! It's not an editor. It's a command line util that gets   
   its input from "stdin" that's provided to it by the shell (cmd.exe) it's   
   running in.   
      
    WvV>> You pressed ctrl-c, I think, before entering anything that   
    WvV>> would be meaningfull content for 'gpg'...   
      
    AA> Yes, ^C ultimately killed the session.  But none of the --commands on a   
    AA> line by line basis did anything either.   
      
    AA> The gpg editor is a mystery to me.   
      
    AA> Doesn't your linux version have the live editor feature too?   
      
   I can have it do something interactively without using input or output files.   
   (But it's not a "live editor"! ;))   
      
   For instance:   
      
   wilfred@wilnux5:~> gpg -sea -r 'August Abolins'   
      
   You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for   
   user: "Wilfred van Velzen "   
   4096-bit RSA key, ID 4A97932B, created 2017-10-25   
      
   gpg: 69D0999F: There is no assurance this key belongs to the named user   
      
   pub  2048R/69D0999F 2020-01-02 August Abolins    
    Primary key fingerprint: D0EB 2A29 5204 F316 7EB2  503C EF0E 8965 5789 589B   
         Subkey fingerprint: F649 033E EEEA 3FF9 2FEE  2147 583B 29AD 69D0 999F   
      
   It is NOT certain that the key belongs to the person named   
   in the user ID.  If you *really* know what you are doing,   
   you may answer the next question with yes.   
      
   Use this key anyway? (y/N) y   
   Hi how are you doing?   
   -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----   
   Version: GnuPG v2   
      
   hQEMA1g7Ka1p0JmfAQf/YmVdsrrmLyYFTnIUwm8qjd8Q6RqWTRzPkdSO1d+0LnWI   
   ayLO19ja5r1/mPNjzSR9Wcd2fjcx76go5ksYyeT7CBE0C3mODsyPHMhIwQJCaeJX   
   OemVe5VRnuqfuW+hvCa5Iiem3jzYC8lEoQ2Qxx2Og2w2sxaXc58wVnS4N2HKQZIb   
   IeYAgAmM4OMNfuTk5cvX43acd/+184J+MoPd9uu6CfryMWg7H0P/Q4N11VJ/tqlA   
   EEjuhRHJD0HAHWTq0JbL9TvpQ+swyf8r8mKNOMV04BDp+hMZRh1kDra37pS036JM   
   3LcmCYa70QquLmx4xJoDYT7do+/uCJ1nj6PK3DRY6tLpAXIxwusl+roZ+CRP29LM   
   AyzTslERYTOW86n6sTILe+EfnxexwGH9Rp1mDQcwMeLLD9GLyPQgCtbqYzeYdtJ/   
   /O3i1u0ahW5qK4dXk75ERhTATwUqpoGkU7m4R1ZOrA4mFZUfar5HI9n8SUKG6DtR   
   PZ9hHvpFKgU/3k4G7YhBaLGZEtH842AAftFtvI7HNOXKCk46Xez4v/S4cCFwYqfh   
   Tqao6gKvuiS/f7Wcwylj+QbM9hzTImvI+CNqzl4q95GgtZOwyT5++xSxGMy9xy4A   
   Tb9N4+IvSyF8rG7/RMvpHcCf62iAMJNXMA2k9sfQ0gEVjqu11PjmT5BfGJF0+32w   
   h7DdxNVzSqpkra9hrtwbajCGzueq+LjAm9mWjpEadUe6MNHucB3l1NiO9SpeDKvm   
   ID2dwWxu5muIztNWou0vM7XhRXum/Jn0BoJbW4ebXeiD55QFg2VQ44hOI5r2FltL   
   0JNnXt+VU7dm82YhfKfstp9oltqImNQNhG6vlcToA8dujIrs/Ezm1zbWu6iBUKGP   
   TloZABOdM8b9HBwq6mRRES1ERQ+O5aCtY9XpD/vAyLkPL33vx145MH8pmOhm5nvz   
   +HaPhaySTqjOo8mPRWuw0GQ/ThIN2e80jww7wyymzuNHMhEmjYtCPqj+Y11dsbBd   
   /FB8GcZcQfXSWYj4kNNCfkGC31/GNhflWay90vvu0oSl1y5iMuAU09AnOpd1YZ9n   
   c34pEu9SOgCqwhqn1YhzdqM4HPvjpl+pomATtmS7GVyVfZNRB7aleUtrfSBgTbmv   
   j7tqhOOPyrO3KjtL0c6WpgKxKjfg9Smc4P+d/tF1XxQIc+Rep9AQ2+zieJ1GVmdh   
   kj5IOg==   
   =6ZGc   
   -----END PGP MESSAGE-----   
   wilfred@wilnux5:~>   
      
   After the message about the passphrase, I get a seperate window to enter my   
   passphrase.   
   And I typed a ^d, after my "How are you doing?" line, to end my input (to the   
   shell it's running in).   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
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