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The idea is that you'd build it into whatever command-line parsing tool you use. Presumably this would be runtime-specific. And yes, the entire point is to esca
by JeffSnazz 3y ago
The idea is that you'd build it into whatever command-line parsing tool you use. Presumably this would be runtime-specific. And yes, the entire point is to escape the terminal and rely on native interface constraints (e.g. disabling/enabling) to reflect the usage of the tool.
- indymike 3y ago> whatever command-line parsing tool you use Hmm. Writing a wrapper that uses autocomplete definitions might be more useful... There's also the approach of Zenity that gives you the ability to create GUIs from shell scripts. When you do have a gui from parser tool, it can be quite nice (like Python's gooey).