given that I have a chain of Cmds (update, user, set, name) and "john" being an argument:
>>> update user set name john
It would be nice to have the invocation of this string as a subsequent invocation of all cmds in the chain. resulting in:
update.Func() -> user.Func() -> set.Func() -> name.Func() -> (c.Args[0] == john)
rather than only the function of name
right now I could parse c.RawArgs when name.Func() is called and call each cmds by myself. but it would be nice to have it built in into ishell.
Hi,
given that I have a chain of Cmds (update, user, set, name) and "john" being an argument:
It would be nice to have the invocation of this string as a subsequent invocation of all cmds in the chain. resulting in: update.Func() -> user.Func() -> set.Func() -> name.Func() -> (c.Args[0] == john)
rather than only the function of
name
right now I could parse c.RawArgs when name.Func() is called and call each cmds by myself. but it would be nice to have it built in into ishell.