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Originally Posted by rien333
Preferably, I would like to write a little terminal application
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Well, the
Calculator is already a terminal that runs
bin/ivy/ivy!
The problem you'll face is that the current handling of standard output and error is line based. It works because
ivy is told not to display a prompt and ends every output with a new line character.
If you were to write a general terminal application, it'll have to be character based. And unfortunately, when I tried this approach, I wasn't able to prevent the standard output and error to intertwine, producing an unreadable mess.
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Originally Posted by rien333
@baskerville What does your development process look like?
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I'm using the emulator:
cargo run --bin plato-emulator --features emulator.
For this to work, you'll have to
install the required dependencies.
A few notes regarding the above instructions:
- The emulator requires an additional dependency: SDL2.
- I'm now targeting MuPDF 1.16.0.