stdin

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Package stdin reads the terminal once for a whole run or chat.

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type Lines
- func NewLines(in io.Reader, stderr io.Writer) *Lines
- func (l *Lines) C() <-chan string
- func (l *Lines) Read(ctx context.Context)
type None
- func (None) Read(context.Context)

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type Lines ¶

type Lines struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Lines is the one reader of stdin. Each line typed goes out on C, to whoever is listening at the time: steering while a turn runs and, in a chat, the prompt between turns. C is unbuffered, so a line typed while nobody listens waits for the next listener instead of being lost.

func NewLines ¶

func NewLines(in io.Reader, stderr io.Writer) *Lines

func (*Lines) C ¶

func (l *Lines) C() <-chan string

C is the channel of typed lines. It is closed when stdin ends.

func (*Lines) Read ¶

func (l *Lines) Read(ctx context.Context)

Read sends each line on C until stdin ends or ctx ends. Scan blocks on stdin and cannot be cancelled, so this goroutine can outlive the session; the process exits right after, so that is harmless.

type None ¶

type None struct{}

None is used when nobody is at a terminal: nothing reads stdin.

func (None) Read ¶

func (None) Read(context.Context)

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