private void CheckEscapeInput(ICharMap map, ConsoleKeyInfo intended, ConsoleKeyInfo[] keys, bool inputOnly = false)
{
for (int i = 0; i < keys.Length; i++)
{
map.ProcessKey(keys[i]);
if (i < keys.Length - 1)
{
Assert.AreEqual(false, map.KeyAvailable);
}
}
if (inputOnly)
{
// Hack to make the map process escapes now.
var escapeTimeout = map.EscapeTimeout;
map.EscapeTimeout = 0;
bool unused = map.KeyAvailable;
map.EscapeTimeout = escapeTimeout;
return;
}
Assert.AreEqual(true, map.KeyAvailable);
var processedKey = map.ReadKey();
Assert.AreEqual(false, map.KeyAvailable);
Assert.AreEqual(intended, processedKey);
}
internal static void Init(ref ICharMap charMap)
{
// If either stdin or stdout is redirected, PSReadLine doesn't really work, so throw
// and let PowerShell call Console.ReadLine or do whatever else it decides to do.
if (IsHandleRedirected(stdin: false) || IsHandleRedirected(stdin: true))
{
// If running in AppVeyor or local testing, this environment variable can be set
// to skip the exception.
if (Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PSREADLINE_TESTRUN") == null &&
Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("APPVEYOR") == null)
{
throw new NotSupportedException();
}
}
if (_enableVtOutput)
{
// This is needed because PowerShell does not restore the console mode
// after running external applications, and some popular applications
// clear VT, e.g. git.
SetConsoleOutputVirtualTerminalProcessing();
}
// If input is redirected, we can't use console APIs and have to use VT input.
if (IsHandleRedirected(stdin: true))
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
}
else
{
_prePSReadLineConsoleInputMode = GetConsoleInputMode();
// This envvar will force VT mode on or off depending on the setting 1 or 0.
var overrideVtInput = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PSREADLINE_VTINPUT");
if (overrideVtInput == "1")
{
_enableVtInput = true;
}
else if (overrideVtInput == "0")
{
_enableVtInput = false;
}
else
{
// If the console was already in VT mode, use the appropriate CharMap.
// This handles the case where input was not redirected and the user
// didn't specify a preference. The default is to use the pre-existing
// console mode.
_enableVtInput = (_prePSReadLineConsoleInputMode & ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT) ==
ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT;
}
if (_enableVtInput)
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
}
SetOurInputMode();
}
}
internal static void Init(ref ICharMap charMap)
{
if (_enableVtOutput)
{
// This is needed because PowerShell does not restore the console mode
// after running external applications, and some popular applications
// clear VT, e.g. git.
SetConsoleOutputVirtualTerminalProcessing();
}
// If input is redirected, we can't use console APIs and have to use VT input.
if (IsHandleRedirected(stdin: true))
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
}
else
{
_prePSReadLineConsoleInputMode = GetConsoleInputMode();
// This envvar will force VT mode on or off depending on the setting 1 or 0.
var overrideVtInput = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PSREADLINE_VTINPUT");
if (overrideVtInput == "1")
{
_enableVtInput = true;
}
else if (overrideVtInput == "0")
{
_enableVtInput = false;
}
else
{
// If the console was already in VT mode, use the appropriate CharMap.
// This handles the case where input was not redirected and the user
// didn't specify a preference. The default is to use the pre-existing
// console mode.
_enableVtInput = (_prePSReadLineConsoleInputMode & ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT) ==
ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT;
}
if (_enableVtInput)
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
}
SetOurInputMode();
}
}
internal static void Init(ref ICharMap charMap)
{
// If either stdin or stdout is redirected, PSReadline doesn't really work, so throw
// and let PowerShell call Console.ReadLine or do whatever else it decides to do.
if (IsHandleRedirected(stdin: false) || IsHandleRedirected(stdin: true))
{
throw new NotSupportedException();
}
// If input is redirected, we can't use console APIs and have to use VT input.
if (IsHandleRedirected(stdin: true))
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
return;
}
_prePSReadlineConsoleInputMode = GetConsoleInputMode();
// This envvar will force VT mode on or off depending on the setting 1 or 0.
var overrideVtInput = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PSREADLINE_VTINPUT");
if (overrideVtInput == "1")
{
_enableVtInput = true;
}
else if (overrideVtInput == "0")
{
_enableVtInput = false;
}
else
{
// If the console was already in VT mode, use the appropriate CharMap.
// This handles the case where input was not redirected and the user
// didn't specify a preference. The default is to use the pre-existing
// console mode.
_enableVtInput = (_prePSReadlineConsoleInputMode & ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT) == ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT;
}
if (_enableVtInput)
{
EnableAnsiInput(ref charMap);
}
SetOurInputMode();
}
private void CheckPartialEscapeInput(ICharMap map, int expectedCount, ConsoleKeyInfo[] keys)
{
foreach (var key in keys)
{
map.ProcessKey(key);
Assert.AreEqual(false, map.KeyAvailable);
}
int keyCount = 0;
// Hack to make the map think the timeout is up.
var escapeTimeout = map.EscapeTimeout;
map.EscapeTimeout = 0;
while (map.KeyAvailable)
{
map.ReadKey();
keyCount++;
}
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCount, keyCount);
map.EscapeTimeout = escapeTimeout;
}
private PSConsoleReadLine()
{
_mockableMethods = this;
_console = RuntimeInformation.IsOSPlatform(OSPlatform.Windows)
? PlatformWindows.OneTimeInit(this)
: new VirtualTerminal();
_charMap = new DotNetCharMap();
_buffer = new StringBuilder(8 * 1024);
_statusBuffer = new StringBuilder(256);
_savedCurrentLine = new HistoryItem();
_queuedKeys = new Queue <PSKeyInfo>();
// Initialize this event handler early because it could be used by PowerShell
// Editor Services before 'DelayedOneTimeInitialize' runs.
_forceEventWaitHandle = new AutoResetEvent(false);
string hostName = null;
// This works mostly by luck - we're not doing anything to guarantee the constructor for our
// singleton is called on a thread with a runspace, but it is happening by coincidence.
using (var ps = System.Management.Automation.PowerShell.Create(RunspaceMode.CurrentRunspace))
{
try
{
var results = ps.AddScript("$Host", useLocalScope: true).Invoke <PSHost>();
PSHost host = results.Count == 1 ? results[0] : null;
hostName = host?.Name;
}
catch
{
}
}
if (hostName == null)
{
hostName = "PSReadLine";
}
_options = new PSConsoleReadLineOptions(hostName);
_prediction = new Prediction(this);
SetDefaultBindings(_options.EditMode);
}
private PSConsoleReadLine()
{
_mockableMethods = this;
_console = RuntimeInformation.IsOSPlatform(OSPlatform.Windows)
? PlatformWindows.OneTimeInit(this)
: new VirtualTerminal();
_charMap = new DotNetCharMap();
_buffer = new StringBuilder(8 * 1024);
_statusBuffer = new StringBuilder(256);
_savedCurrentLine = new HistoryItem();
_queuedKeys = new Queue <ConsoleKeyInfo>();
string hostName = null;
// This works mostly by luck - we're not doing anything to guarantee the constructor for our
// singleton is called on a thread with a runspace, but it is happening by coincidence.
using (var ps = System.Management.Automation.PowerShell.Create(RunspaceMode.CurrentRunspace))
{
try
{
ps.AddCommand("Get-Variable").AddParameter("Name", "host").AddParameter("ValueOnly");
var results = ps.Invoke();
dynamic host = results.Count == 1 ? results[0] : null;
if (host != null)
{
hostName = host.Name as string;
}
}
catch
{
}
}
if (hostName == null)
{
hostName = "PSReadLine";
}
_options = new PSConsoleReadLineOptions(hostName);
SetDefaultBindings(_options.EditMode);
}
private static void EnableAnsiInput(ref ICharMap charMap)
{
charMap = new WindowsAnsiCharMap(PSConsoleReadLine.GetOptions().AnsiEscapeTimeout);
}
