I played around with JLine about 2 years ago (integrated it into the Oscar Shell :-). At that point of time there where a couple of issues with the implementation namely,
it used shutdown hooks to switch the tty back to buffered mode; and the native code (which is only used for windows btw.) didn't work for me under XP. The shutdown hooks are not really a big issue (and I was able to work around them) but if they are still used that needs some changes to the JLine code otherwise one is left with an unbuffered console after the bundle is stopped. The native code for windows is more of an issue because clearly the shell should work under windows. In summary, could you investigate the current state of JLine in regard to these issues and let us know whether they have gone away or how you intent to solve them? Other then that (as I said previously) I'd be grateful to have a better shell :-) regards, Karl On 8/29/07, Stefano Lenzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Richard S. Hall wrote: > > What sort of requirements does it have on platform, resources, etc? > > Anyone can find more information on: > http://jline.sourceforge.net/ > > By looking at the pom it seems that JLine rely on standard JRE 1.3, and > even if it's not pure Java it runs on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. For > windows it loads an internal DLL and on the other platform it uses the > stty command. > > Stefano "Kismet" Lenzi > -- Karl Pauls [EMAIL PROTECTED]
