Two ideas? about daudin HOT 4 OPEN

A workaround for the first point is
daudin --shell '/usr/bin/env -S'

Oh and I noticed that terminating a subprocess eg sleep 1000 with Ctrl+c does work for --shell='bash -c'
but does not work for
--shell='sh -c', --shell='fish -c' and --shell='env -S'
I think that's because bash parses the command and if there's only one command execve into the command and exits.

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I also came across this article, which maybe is also useful for daudin:
Zsh and Fish’s simple but clever trick for highlighting missing linefeeds

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Sorry for this sudden agglomeration of ideas.
I think in the long run it would be advantageous to factor out the non-interactive code. This would make it far easier to understand the code.

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Hey @v217 - thanks for the comments, and definitely no need to apologize! :-) Right now I can't spend much time working on daudin but would like to. Anyway, I'm happy to chat and to think etc., and maybe will have time to work on small things (if I understand them!). Feel free to send pull requests if you want to & have time. Thanks for the nice comments. I don't think daudin is too far away from actually being usable, and I would like to try switching. But I use fish and would certainly miss the predictive text it adds to my command line based on previous commands.

BTW, daudin seems to sometimes screw up the terminal settings, which I need to dig into.

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