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If you are not inclined to install Readline ''or'' Linenoise, the REPL also works fairly well with 3rd party tools like rlwrap. |
If you are not inclined to install Readline ''or'' Linenoise, the REPL also works fairly well with 3rd party tools like rlwrap. |
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=={{header|Phix}}== |
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The phix interpreter has a readline interface, however the code involved is far too much to replicate here |
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(see p.exw, processCommandLine() which opens p.ini and populates default_commandlines, then invokes gets0() |
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from pgets0.ew with keyHandler() as a callback. Currently only tested/working on Windows, not linux.) |
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There are no "application specific commands", however you could init default_commandlines with some. |
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While the lack of code may disappoint, I think this is a closer match to the task intention than most. |
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A snapshot of running the interpreter: first I pressed ?, then F7, then "ed": keying "e" did little, |
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but "ed" auto-completed the "ix" part as that was then the only match. |
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<pre> |
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Phix hybrid interpreter/compiler. |
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Version 0.7.9 (32 bit Windows) Copyright Pete Lomax 2006..2016 |
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Enter ? for options or filename to execute:? |
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<snip> |
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Press F7 to list prompt history, up/down to select. |
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Enter ? for options or filename to execute: |
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demo\pGUI\tee |
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demo\edix\edix |
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demo\win32demo\generic.exw |
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t61 |
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p7 |
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demo\win32demo\generic |
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-d! t01 |
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-d! test/t01type.exw |
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edix |
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test\trace |
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p64 |
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-c p64 |
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-cp |
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-test |
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-c -test |
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-c e01 |
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pgui |
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-d e01 |
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pdemo |
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e01 |
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use (pg) up/down to select:edix |
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</pre> |
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=={{header|Pike}}== |
=={{header|Pike}}== |
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