Updated readme.

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Adam Murdoch
2013-02-26 11:20:27 +11:00
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@@ -170,8 +170,6 @@ You can run `$INSTALL_DIR/bin/native-platform-test` to run the test application.
### Fixes
* All: Process.getPid() should return a long
* All: fall back to WrapperProcessLauncher + DefaultProcessLauncher for all platforms, regardless of whether a
native integration is available or not.
* Posix: allow terminal to be detected when ncurses cannot be loaded
* Windows: fix detection of shared drive under VMWare fusion and Windows XP
* Windows: restore std handles after launching child process
@@ -185,29 +183,35 @@ You can run `$INSTALL_DIR/bin/native-platform-test` to run the test application.
### Improvements
* Use wchar_to_java() for windows system and file system info.
* Test network file systems on Mac, Linux, Windows
* Test mount points on Windows
* Cache class, method and field lookups
* Change readLink() implementation so that it does not need to NULL terminate the encoded content
* Don't use NewStringUTF() anywhere
* Use iconv() to convert from C char string to UTF-16 when converting from C char string to Java String.
* Support for cygwin terminal
* Use TERM=xtermc instead of TERM=xterm on Solaris.
* Add diagnostics for terminal.
* Version each native interface separately.
* String names for errno values.
* Split into multiple projects.
* Convert to c.
* Use fully decomposed form for unicode file names on hfs+ filesystems.
* Extend FileSystem to deal with removable media.
* Add a method to Terminal that returns a PrintStream that can be used to write to the terminal, regardless of what
* All: fall back to WrapperProcessLauncher + DefaultProcessLauncher for all platforms, regardless of whether a
native integration is available or not.
* All: change the terminal API to handle the fact that stdout/stderr/stdin can all be attached to the same or to
different terminals.
* All: have Terminal extend Appendable and Flushable
* All: add a method to Terminal that returns a PrintStream that can be used to write to the terminal, regardless of what
System.out/System.err point to.
* Add a Terminal implementation that uses ANSI control codes. Use this on UNIX platforms when TERM != 'dumb' and
* Windows: use wchar_to_java() for system and file system info.
* All: test network file systems
* Windows: test mount points
* All: cache class, method and field lookups
* Unix: change readLink() implementation so that it does not need to NULL terminate the encoded content
* All: don't use NewStringUTF() anywhere
* Mac: change java_to_char() to convert java string directly to utf-8 char string.
* Mac: change char_to_java() to assume utf-8 encoding and convert directly to java string.
* Linux: change char_to_java() to use iconv() to convert from C char string to UTF-16 then to java string.
* Windows: support for cygwin terminal
* Solaris: use TERM=xtermc instead of TERM=xterm.
* All: add diagnostics for terminal.
* All: version each native interface separately.
* All: string names for errno values.
* All: split into multiple projects.
* Mac: use fully decomposed form for unicode file names on hfs+ filesystems.
* All: extend FileSystem to deal with removable media.
* Unix: add a Terminal implementation that uses ANSI control codes. Use this when TERM != 'dumb' and
libncurses cannot be loaded.
* Add a method to Terminal that indicates whether the cursor wraps to the next line when a character is written to the
rightmost character position.
* Check for null parameters.
* All: add a method to Terminal that indicates whether the cursor wraps to the next line when a character is written
to the rightmost character position.
* All: check for null parameters.
### Ideas