the0ne/friendly_shell #64
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... but only if the file extension is .lua (!) this should be pretty fast even in case of pasting as no file system access is necessary in that case!
especially for newbies
but only if no valid file system is found. ram (and also the file btw.) can be cleared at any time by calling os.history(false) os.history(true) non-modified commands chosen from history are not stored again. todo: comment out the syslog lines...
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@the0ne, the reason for remove automatic script executing was explained in 4b2ac83#diff-7bbee87f05384b4f9ded9c0f22bc1b10
The shell scan every line typed by user in the console and try to match the line with a shell command. If the line doesn't match with any valid command, the shell searches in the file system for determine if the user has typed a filename, and if so, it will execute the file. The previous behavior has a side effect when user copy & paste a script to the console. In this case every pasted line doesn't match with any command, and the shell will test if the line corresponds to a filename. This slows down the script execution, because for each pasted line there is a file system access. This behavior has been removed, and now, if users wants to execute a lua script they must type the command "do filename". Not sure about accept your re-added proposal. Thinking about that I have a new solution for this. Automatic script executing maybe needs to prefix the script with the script path, like linux, for example ./my-script.lua or /my-script.lua. |
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Please, see 4ccbed7 |
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alright, those were mostly for testing anyway 👍 |
trying to make the shell as convenient to use as possible