On 16/04/11 11:39, Geoffray Levasseur wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to create a build manager for own compiled package. The project is
in a good way but the next step is a bit hard for me. To complete the
software, I need to have an integrated terminal. Here are the constraint:
1 - I need to be able to use environment variable, so once the terminal is
open it will use the same shell until the job is complete.
2 - Each command (sometimes complex ones, e.g. "for" and "if" statement) will
be added line by line (from a TString) at runtime and each time a command is
complete I need to now its exit code.
3 - As this will be most of the time bash (or zsh if the user chose this),
the shell can change at runtime with perl or python. I still must be able to
interact with those shell.
4 - The terminal will be embedded in a Lazarus form (do not matter if it's
created at runtime).
5 - Ideally all the output can be logged in a text file.
In fact the best will be something like an xterm clone but in pascal...
Any ideas on how to do this?
It is possible to embed a libvte terminal in a lazarus form when using
GTK and control it from the application, although I'm not sure if it's
possible to do everything that you want.
Pascal bindings for libvte and a test application can be found at
http://dargui.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/dargui/testvte/
Malcolm
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