#7 Console

[Chris Peel]

The console isn't a subsytem, instead it's pretty much a
standalone component that can be added to any
project. You'll need the form that hosts the console
itself (eventually I'd like this to be replaced by an api-
generated window) and the mConsole.bas module. You'll
also need to reference xen.dll so you get the
IMsgHandler interface. The console itself features a
limited number of built-in commands that provide version
info about the console itself and rudamentry o/s and
environment information (screen size, pwd, etc.) - the
console can be extended by adding a handler (which
implements the IMsgHandler interface), this then
receives a message when the console starts, ends, and
whenever the user enters a command.

[Chris Peel]

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Started work on some of the resident commands - ls, cd,
pwd, cp, mv, etc. - also tidied up the help environment (help
is now a special resident command in that it doesn't stop the
processing chain, so you can add your own 'help' command
extension and it'll get processed once the resident one has
completed).

[Chris Peel]

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Renamed it from 'console' to 'LUSH'