Kevin Van Brunt

Closing since questions were answered.

@kotfu I like both of your ideas. I'm almost done integrating `cmd2` with `rich-argparse`. Once I create the pull request, I'd love feedback from everyone to make sure it turned...

I have one more idea for `cmd 3.0.0` and it's a large change. There is a known race condition between a `cmd2` async printing thread and GNU `readline` both drawing...

I've started converting `cmd2` to use `rich` for its output. @anselor, the `print_to()` method you added is making this a lot easier.

@Ovizro The first phase of converting to `rich` is almost complete. But then we have to convert from `readline` to `prompt_toolkit` and they may take a while. After that's complete,...

I'm on Windows 10 and I've tested with the built-in Powershell (5.1.19041.5007) and I installed Powershell 7 (7.4.5). Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the behavior you're seeing. Can you run `pip...

Not using `pyreadline3` means no tab completion. As annoying as losing scrollback lines is, not having tab completion in `Windows Terminal` is worse. We should just document the limitations of...

You can quote the redirection characters on the command line. Are you using argparse-decorated command functions?

Our alias command does this. Any redirection characters intended for the alias value are quoted on the command line when the alias is created. `alias create my_alias help ">" out.txt`...

> Long term, it would be a better user experience if rich-argparse behavior matches exactly that of argparse (except for the colors). I support this change and agree with your...