gogo supports subshells of itself using the 'gosh' command; you'd have to
add new commands to add shells for other languages.
The following shows sub-shells using 'gosh':
Welcome to Apache Felix Gogo
g! *prompt = 'gogo! ' // change prompt to identify session*
gogo!
gogo! *set// list session variables*
null 0 null
String SCOPE gogo:*
String _ gogo!
Closure e $exception printStackTrace
String prompt gogo!
gogo! *gosh --help*
gosh - execute script with arguments in a new session
args are available as session variables $1..$9 and $args.
Usage: gosh [OPTIONS] [script-file [args..]]
-c --command pass all remaining args to sub-shell
--nointeractive don't start interactive session
--login login shell (same session, reads
etc/gosh_profile)
-s --noshutdown don't shutdown framework when script completes
-x --xtrace echo commands before execution
-? --help show help
If no script-file, an interactive shell is started, type $D to exit.
gogo!
gogo! *gosh*
g! *set*
String SCOPE gogo:*
g! *^D*
gogo! *^D*
gogo! gosh: stopping framework
On 23 January 2013 22:58, Raymond Auge <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if gogo supports or could be extended (by plugin) to
> support persistent subshells?
>
> By persistent subshell I mean like within a gogo session opening a
> beanshell, rhino shell, crash shell, etc. and having the subshell remain
> open until exited (which would return to gogo).
>
> Thank you
> --
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