Dominique Devienne schrieb am 18.06.2009 um 19:42:12 (-0500):
> As you may have read, Ant redirects java.System.out to intercept all
> println calls to send them to a Logger and zero or more listeners. But
> it also does line buffering on this stream, which prevents Junit-like
> dot-dot-dot output to the console.
Yes, that would have to change, I guess. Difficult?
> You have very little control (to not say not at all) over the tty in
> Java to do something like what you describe in a portable manner, but
> I could be wrong.
Ah, so not only Ant makes it complicated, but also Java. Google found me
something:
http://luka.tnode.com/blog/2007/07/java-console-progress-barhttp://www.repher.at/static/coding/java/progress/api/at/repher/console/Progress.htmlHaven't looked more closely, but progress bars don't seem impossible in
Java. So only Ant would have to accomodate this.
> As you can see, my knowledge of the topic is quite limited, but
> hopefully this might help a little nonetheless. --DD
Less limited than mine - good input, thanks!
Michael Ludwig
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