A valid request is to avoid writing a nrws.history file in every directory where nrws operates. In 4.04 and earlier this is unavoidable because of the fact that jlLine implements the history file on its terminal factory; the per-window instance setting is only read when a workspace window instance is constructed.
Solution: read the nrws.properties file on startup before instantiation of workspace windows; look into the settings.history property and construct a jLine system terminal without logging. This is now global (and most probalbly what is expected).
rvjansen
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1 year ago
A valid request is to avoid writing a nrws.history file in every directory where nrws operates. In 4.04 and earlier this is unavoidable because of the fact that jlLine implements the history file on its terminal factory; the per-window instance setting is only read when a workspace window instance is constructed.
Solution: read the nrws.properties file on startup before instantiation of workspace windows; look into the settings.history property and construct a jLine system terminal without logging. This is now global (and most probalbly what is expected).
Thank you Gustavo Mindreau for this catch.