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Cleo creates "subcommands" in a git like manner, whereas pexpect spawns a subshell. That cleo Terminal class you see is only a viewport. A terminal emulator wi
by wyuenho 4y ago
Cleo creates "subcommands" in a git like manner, whereas pexpect spawns a subshell. That cleo Terminal class you see is only a viewport.
A terminal emulator will be something substantially more complex such as libvterm. If it ain't handling terminfo, it ain't a terminal emulator.
https://launchpad.net/libvterm https://launchpad.net/libvterm
- ak217 4y agoThat is the point I was making. It's not a proper terminal emulator, instead it's a half-assed one. If it gets between the user's keystrokes and the host shell, it should be a proper emulator. Otherwise it should set up the environment and get out of the way.