Issue 1295 external tool #1552
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Issue 1295 external tool #1552
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Create a new command line project and make modifications to get it running.
Forgot to include update to kOS.Safe.csproj with AssemblyWalkAttribute.cs
Begin migrating "safe" functions into kOS.Safe
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Fixes #1295
This is the beginning of an external command line interface for non-ksp specific functionality. It is by no means complete, and doesn't need to be in any of the milestones, but I wanted everyone to have a chance to see it. That way you can comment, and plan around the changes that will be neccessary in order to make this work.
Right now there is no console input support, and both log and print messages are printed to the console equally. I would like to get the telnet server running so that we can treat the command line as a server, and telnet in to interact with the terminal.