Version, history and license.
- 2017-01-01 Hartmut now obsolete, the
CmdExecuter has a queue too. Because CmdStore is obsolete. Content is removed.
- 2016-12-31 Hartmut new:
#addCmd(org.vishia.cmd.JZcmdScript.Subroutine, List, File)
- 2016-09-18 Hartmut new:
#addCmd(CmdBlock, CmdGetterArguments) new concept supports only JZtxtcmdExecuter
The #addCmd(String, File, boolean) and #addCmd(String[], File, boolean) is newly designed for simple operation system
command execution without JZcmd concept. The #addCmd(CmdBlock, File[], File) which prepares file parts is designated as deprecated.
Instead the JZcmdExecuter with more capability should be used.
- 2016-09-18 Hartmut chg: ctor with null as log, don't use log and JZcmd for simple applications.
- 2015-07-18 Hartmut chg: Now associated to an Appendable instead a PrintStream for error alive and error messages.
A System.out is an Appendable too, for this kind the application is unchanged. Other output channels may support
an Appendable rather than an PrintStream because it is more simple and substantial.
- 2013-09-08 Hartmut new:
#jzcmdExecuter now included. TODO: it should use the #executer
instead create a new one per call.
- 2013-02-09 Hartmut chg:
#abortCmd() now clears the queue too. The clearing of the command queue is a good idea, because while a program execution hangs, some unnecessary requests
may be initiated.
- 2013-02-03 Hartmut chg: better execution exception, uses log in
#execCmds(Appendable)
- 2013-02-03 Hartmut chg:
#execCmds(Appendable) with only one parameter, the second one was unused.
- 2011-12-03 Hartmut chg: The
#pendingCmds-queue contains PendingCmd instead
CmdStore.CmdBlock now. It is one level near on the really execution. A queued
command may not stored in a CmdBlock.
- 2011-11-17 Hartmut new
#close() to stop threads.
- 2011-07-00 created
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