The GNU Readline library is used to prompt the user for textual input at the terminal. It provides features like a history and completion.
This project provides Pascal header translations plus an object-oriented wrapper for convenience. Code examples on the usage are included.
Copyright (C) 2012 Johann Glaser <[email protected]>
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src/- Header translations and OOP wrapper.
src/examples/- Examples for the direct usage of the header translations as well as for the usage of the OOP wrapper. This directory also has a
Makefile.
$ cd src/examples/ $ make
Simply add the units HistoryOOP and ReadlineOOP to the uses-clause
of your program. Then follow src/examples/ootest.pas.
Alternatively, use the common wrapper for Readline and History TCmdLine
in src/cmdline.pas.
This project was compiled with FreePascal 2.6.0 on Linux.
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- chll
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