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From: <apn...@ya...> - 2025-11-03 17:04:54
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Eric, That was my question – the fact that stdin comes from both console and terminal. Whether that could cause confusion for users and also for event driven async io from stdin? BTW, I like the model better than the current Windows implementation as the latter is not a real channel and missing event driven io for one. May be worth moving Windows to this implementation as well. Did you consider use of reflected channels instead of reflected transforms? /Ashok From: EricT <tw...@gm...> In my testing, via a source console.tcl, it does in fact allow input both from the console and the terminal. It even works with rlwrap. What I fixed in the most recent version is the opening and closing of the console window. While the console window is open, no prompts go to the terminal, however. But you can type in commands and the output will go to the console window. |