Exit on EOF (Ctrl-d)

[MaxGyver83]

Exit on EOF (Ctrl-d)

The exit status of read is 1 in this case. Thus, || break after the read builtin breaks out of the while loop.

Closes #4.

[MaxGyver83]

Alternative implementation: Ctrl-d has the same effect as abort inside inline prompts and else the same effect as exit:

diff --git a/TermiC.sh b/TermiC.sh
index 298665b..57f5692 100644
--- a/TermiC.sh
+++ b/TermiC.sh
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ echo -e  $initSource > $sourceFile

 while true;do
        [[ $inlineCounter -gt 0 ]] && promptPS1="   " || promptPS1=">> "
-       read -rep "$promptPS1"$(echo $(yes ... | head -n $inlineCounter) | sed 's/ //g') prompt
+       read -rep "$promptPS1"$(echo $(yes ... | head -n $inlineCounter) | sed 's/ //g') prompt || { [[ $inlineCounter -gt 0 ]] && prompt="abort" || break; }
        [[ $prompt == "" ]] && continue
        [[ $prompt == "exit" ]] && break
        [[ $prompt == "clear" ]] && :> $sourceFile && :> $sourceFile.tmp && :> $binaryFile && fullPrompt="" && inlineCounter=0 && echo -e  $initSource > $sourceFile && continue

[hanoglu]

That sounds good. I also moved read command to a subshell so that when Ctrl + C combination detected, prompt is cleared like Python terminal.

...
trap "echo -e '\nKeyboardInterrupt'" SIGINT
while true;do
	[[ $inlineCounter -gt 0 ]] && promptPS1="   " || promptPS1=">> "
  prompt=$(read -rep "$promptPS1"$(echo $(yes ... | head -n $inlineCounter) | sed 's/ //g') prompt || { [[ $inlineCounter -gt 0 ]] || prompt="exit"; } ; echo $prompt) 
...