Closed TechStudent10 closed 2 years ago
Not yet.
However, it shouldn't be that hard. We need to remove those lines: https://github.com/ArthurSonzogni/json-tui/blob/5a223aab989d7d46cd59e68c3c2dec7b7eea1168/src/main.cpp#L305-L307
It is to support:
program | json-tui
use case. We read first from the stdin which is initially piped connected to program
output. After that, we read from the console.
I believe this is mostly a Unix concept. Do you know if something like this can be done on Windows? Maybe I can make Windows to skip this feature.
@ArthurSonzogni I do not understand 90% of that. I'm not a C++ Developer so I'm not sure. The only thing I got was that:
Not yet.
However, it shouldn't be that hard. We need to remove those lines:
It is to support:
program | json-tui
use case. We read first from the stdin which is initially piped connected to
program
output. After that, we read from the console.
is a Unix concept and that something like this won't work on a WinNT system.
do not understand 90% of that.
TLDR: I can make it work Windows, one way or the other. I will make something soon. Today or tomorrow.
@ArthurSonzogni oh okay! Thanks!
Hi @TechStudent11 Windows should now be supported! Could you please take a look and tell me if there are any problems?
I don't have a WIndows OS, so I can't really test it myself. However the bot was able to build it a probduce a release: https://github.com/ArthurSonzogni/json-tui/releases/tag/v1.2.0
@ArthurSonzogni Woohoo! I'll test it out right now!
Proud to say that it works:
Awesome! Thank you very much for checking!
Awesome! Thank you very much for checking!
No problem!
The fact that I just came back and now almost understand all of this:
Not yet.
However, it shouldn't be that hard. We need to remove those lines:
It is to support:
program | json-tui
use case. We read first from the stdin which is initially piped connected to
program
output. After that, we read from the console.I believe this is mostly a Unix concept. Do you know if something like this can be done on Windows? Maybe I can make Windows to skip this feature.
Can I use this with Windows?