rlwrap no longer works with windows console apps

[Kostya Altukhov]

 On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 8:37 PM Marco Atzeri wrote:

>
> What are you doing ?
> What is the result you are seeing?
> What is the result you were expecting ?
>

Oh, sorry. Here are some cases:

1. Run 'rlwrap cmd'.
Expected result: a prompt with a current directory name and a cursor for
inputting commands should be displayed.
Actual result: an empty screen with the cmd logo in the two topmost lines
and an input cursor somewhere in the middle of an empty third line, the
prompt is not displayed.

2. Type 'dir' and press <Enter>
Expected result: a list of files in the current directory.
Actual result: an empty screen with the word 'dir' moved from whenever it
was typed to the top left corner of the third line (just below the 'cmd'
logo).

3. Press <Up> key.
Expected result: a prompt with a current directory name and a previously
entered command ('dir') should be displayed.
Actual result: an empty screen with the word 'dirdir' in the top left
corner of the third line (just below the 'cmd' logo).

4. Type "exit" and press <Enter>
Expected result: cmd should exit and bash prompt should be displayed again.
Actual result: an empty screen with the word 'exit' in the top left corner
of the third line (just below the 'cmd' logo).

On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 8:37 PM Marco Atzeri via Cygwin <cygwin@cygwin.com>
wrote:

> Am 13.03.2020 um 17:34 schrieb Kostya Altukhov via Cygwin:
> > Just try e.g. "rlwrap cmd" from bash and attempt to work in it ->
> > completely broken.
> > Is this related to the recent pty changes?
> > It worked fine earlier.
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> Please define what do you mean as completely broken.
>
> What are you doing ?
> What is the result you are seeing?
> What is the result you were expecting ?
>
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