mkouhei / gosh Goto Github PK

Supports executing go run with sudo.
For example, ICMP echo request needs the privilege.

Gosh suports as follows currently.

>>> func main() {
>>> for i := 0; i< 10; i++ {
>>> fmt.Println(i)
>>> }
>>> }
0
1
2
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9

But omit mode does not support this.

>>> for i := 0; i< 10; i++ {    
[error] /tmp/gosh-598639397/gosh_tmp.go:4:1: expected operand, found '}'
[error] # command-line-arguments
./gosh_tmp.go:4: syntax error: unexpected }, expecting semicolon or newline
>>> fmt.Println(i)
[error] /tmp/gosh-598639397/gosh_tmp.go:5:1: expected operand, found '}'
[error] # command-line-arguments
./gosh_tmp.go:5: syntax error: unexpected }, expecting {
>>> }

$ cat /tmp/gosh-598639397/gosh_tmp.go 
package main
func main() {
for i := 0
fmt.Println(i)
}

Making this app avalible on the Windows Platform

I want to add a binary to Gentoo package manager.

Want to support commands history as like iPython's %hist command.

To appear the prompt, we have to enter the "Enter" again, to appear the prompt.

$ $GOPATH/bin/gosh
>>> i := 10

>>> i += 100

>>> fmt.Println(i)
111

>>>

When typing something, and you continue typing, then realise you want to change something, you can't press the left arrow key to go back and edit it. Instead, you have to copy paste up until the bit you want to fix, then fix, and copy paste the rest

Currently , it is not possible to type of re-declaration.

Add user documents with Sphinx and read the docs.

Currently, implementing the parser FIFO, in this method,
it is difficult to solve the problem of issue #12.
The copying to the general implementation of AST , changing the FILO manner .

expecting func declaration only, but function executing immeadiately.

>>> func main() {}

>>> func test() {
>>> fmt.Println(1)
>>> }
1

>>> 

I have a situation where I want to skip RPC server connection overhead in an edit-compile-run cycle by doing it once and interactively use an API for experimentation. I also want user-configurable hooks that can convert from arbitrary strings to the type that a particular interface requires dynamically

....giving this problem, having a command-line shell after I've initialized a couple object would be quite useful.

At the moment, I think one problem preventing embedding gosh is that it doesn't expose any of the top-level functions that I could import and use into my own main. Is that correct?

For example ^r is search commands history.