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Use the context object to inject the stdin-filename into the command #332

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@kaste kaste commented Nov 11, 2023

If we use SublimeLinter's standard way of injecting variables, we don't
need to watch out for $ characters because SublineLinter will do.
This is what we did before #326 as well.

This is a follow-up of #331.

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Use the context object to inject the stdin-filename into the command
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If we use SublimeLinter's standard way of injecting variables, we don't
need to watch out for `$` characters because SublineLinter will do.
This is what we did before #326 as well.

This is a follow-up of #331.
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Use " to avoid escaping an '
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