You are the best person. This is really great, thanks very much.
On 2013-04-01 05:23, Dirk D wrote:
I hacked a little wrapper in Python providing readline functionality
for
interactive steamcmd sessions. You can find it over here:
https://github.com/dirkd/steamsh/blob/master/steamsh
At the moment it provides some simple tab-completion (based on the
start of
your input, double-tab for a list of matches; no context-aware
completion
yet), a command history (saved to ~/.history_steamsh), exit via
sending EOF
and also has some quirks:
- Output is being extensively buffered, so you don't get immediate
feedback
for long running operations (e.g. app_update)
- Input buffer is sometimes not correctly cleared when stepping
through the
history leaving behind artifacts of an entry that was stepped over
(doesn't
effect the actual input that is sent to steamcmd though)
- There's a short delay on startup b/c it reads all possible
convars/commands from steamcmd
Should run on any Unix-like system that has Python >=2.6 installed. If
it
doesn't please file a bug report on Github so I can fix that :)
hth
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