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Quote: tonyw wrote:
The con-handler steers the Shell's I/O to the console.device which draws output in a window and reads input from the keyboard. The con-handler used to open the window and pass it to the console.device, but now the console.device does it. The con-handler still handles name-completion, command history, etc, but has been changed considerably.
The console.device opens the display, reads the keyboard, handles the display history, multiple consoles in the one window (tabs), the menu, etc. It has been restructured and largely rewritten.
Thanks, tonyw ! I like this technical point. The explanation is much appreciated as I have high expectation with the next shell, having concerns about the original one.
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