Many Commands is minus require additional operations to be done after their main objective have been completed. One example of this would be something like the Search command which after executing successfully also requires a update of the prompt to show the search match count. Currently all such commands directly use the functions handling these operations which makes the code look more confusing as well as introduces code duplication.
To solve this issue, a new type called CommandQueue is being introduced so that eachCcommand can issue other Commands to be executed once its main objective is finished executing.
Although the implementation of this new type is mostly complete, we need to port all the Commands that require such cases to use this new type
Many
Commands
is minus require additional operations to be done after their main objective have been completed. One example of this would be something like theSearch
command which after executing successfully also requires a update of the prompt to show the search match count. Currently all such commands directly use the functions handling these operations which makes the code look more confusing as well as introduces code duplication.To solve this issue, a new type called
CommandQueue
is being introduced so that eachCcommand
can issue otherCommand
s to be executed once its main objective is finished executing.Although the implementation of this new type is mostly complete, we need to port all the
Command
s that require such cases to use this new type