Charles Oliver Nutter schrieb:
Jochen Theodorou wrote:
in short: better not use readline ;)
It will load if it's present, but we'll work fine if it isn't. And
that's assuming you're using the native binding, possibly installed as a
gem.
fair enough
Besides that... what are the issue you have with jline that caused you
to fork it? We are using that as well, so I am interested to know.
We've submitted several patches, some of which have been included and
some not. In general, though, it's the slow pace of development and the
difficulty of getting a release pushed out that led me to clone it to
github.
The latest issue was the behavior of Ctrl-D for line editing: it would
quit the process if nothing was in the buffer, but otherwise did
nothing. It should also delete the character under the cursor, if any. I
could find no way to wire this behavior up from the outside, and a patch
was necessary. I submitted a patch on sf.net, posted it and a dev build
of jline to the bug, and cloned to github so I could apply my patch there.
but you see... from me doing a bit research about the activity of this
project I see your bug report from not even 5 days ago and that's it.
Did you talk to the project maintainer, and I do not mean Jason, who has
become another admin of that project for the sake of fixing some issues
Groovy had with it.
I just mean instead of forking that project, maybe the original founder
is no longer really interested in keeping it around and maybe he wants
to give away the whole project.
I can not really tell what happened because if there was any
communication it was using direct mails, not the forum or the tracker.
bye blackdrag
--
Jochen "blackdrag" Theodorou
The Groovy Project Tech Lead (http://groovy.codehaus.org)
http://blackdragsview.blogspot.com/
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