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when run as-is the terminal returned from the factory call is a windows terminal, and it fails to read anything. after CTRL-C is hit and the program exists all the keystrokes typed are passed onto bash (who returns with a "command not found") indicating theyre probably never consumed.
when i try manually creating a UnixTerminal:
Terminalterminal = newUnixTerminal();
terminal.init();
//rest as before
the characters are returned (read) only when i hit enter (so i can read lines but not single keystrokes).
git bash version:
$ uname -a
MINGW64_NT-6.1 latitude 2.5.0(0.295/5/3) 2016-03-31 18:47 x86_64 Msys
$ echo $0
/usr/bin/bash
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jline 2.14.1 fails to read lines under git bash on windows
jline 2.14.1 fails to read single keystrokes under git bash on windows
May 21, 2016
@radai-rosenblatt To help keep @gnodet 's sanity, you may consider closing this ticket and adding your details to the other one which already has some conversation on it.
im running an application using jline from git bash on windows 7. the application source code does this:
when run as-is the terminal returned from the factory call is a windows terminal, and it fails to read anything. after CTRL-C is hit and the program exists all the keystrokes typed are passed onto bash (who returns with a "command not found") indicating theyre probably never consumed.
when i try manually creating a UnixTerminal:
the characters are returned (read) only when i hit enter (so i can read lines but not single keystrokes).
git bash version:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: