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032: *****************************************************************************/package org.gjt.sp.jedit.bsh;
033:
034: import java.io.*;
035:
036: /**
037: This is a quick hack to turn empty lines entered interactively on the
038: command line into ';\n' empty lines for the interpreter. It's just more
039: pleasant to be able to hit return on an empty line and see the prompt
040: reappear.
041:
042: This is *not* used when text is sourced from a file non-interactively.
043: */
044: class CommandLineReader extends FilterReader {
045:
046: public CommandLineReader(Reader in) {
047: super (in);
048: }
049:
050: static final int normal = 0, lastCharNL = 1, sentSemi = 2;
051:
052: int state = lastCharNL;
053:
054: public int read() throws IOException {
055: int b;
056:
057: if (state == sentSemi) {
058: state = lastCharNL;
059: return '\n';
060: }
061:
062: // skip CR
063: while ((b = in.read()) == '\r')
064: ;
065:
066: if (b == '\n')
067: if (state == lastCharNL) {
068: b = ';';
069: state = sentSemi;
070: } else
071: state = lastCharNL;
072: else
073: state = normal;
074:
075: return b;
076: }
077:
078: /**
079: This is a degenerate implementation.
080: I don't know how to keep this from blocking if we try to read more
081: than one char... There is no available() for Readers ??
082: */
083: public int read(char buff[], int off, int len) throws IOException {
084: int b = read();
085: if (b == -1)
086: return -1; // EOF, not zero read apparently
087: else {
088: buff[off] = (char) b;
089: return 1;
090: }
091: }
092:
093: // Test it
094: public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
095: Reader in = new CommandLineReader(new InputStreamReader(
096: System.in));
097: while (true)
098: System.out.println(in.read());
099:
100: }
101: }
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