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# This implementation of io/console is a little hacky. It shells out to `stty`
# for most operations, which does not work on Windows, in secured environments,
# and so on. In addition, because on Java 6 we can't actually launch
# subprocesses with tty control, stty will not actually manipulate the
# controlling terminal.
#
# For platforms where shelling to stty does not work, most operations will
# just be pass-throughs. This allows them to function, but does not actually
# change any tty flags.
#
# Finally, since we're using stty to shell out, we can only manipulate stdin/
# stdout tty rather than manipulating whatever terminal is actually associated
# with the IO we're calling against. This will produce surprising results if
# anyone is actually using io/console against non-stdio ttys...but that case
# seems like it would be pretty rare.
#
# Note: we are incorporating this into 1.7.0 since RubyGems uses io/console
# when pushing gems, in order to mask the password entry. Worst case is that
# we don't actually disable echo and the password is shown...we will try to
# do a better version of this in 1.7.1.

require 'rbconfig'

require 'io/console/common'

# If Windows, always use the stub version
if RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os'] =~ /(mswin)|(win32)|(ming)/
  require 'io/console/stub_console'
else

  # If Linux or BSD, try to load the native version
  if RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os'].downcase =~ /darwin|openbsd|freebsd|netbsd|linux/
    begin

      # Attempt to load the native Linux and BSD console logic
      require 'io/console/native_console'
      ready = true

    rescue Exception => ex

      warn "failed to load native console support: #{ex}" if $VERBOSE
      ready = false

    end
  end

  # Native failed, try to use stty
  if !ready
    begin

      require 'io/console/stty_console'
      ready = true

    rescue Exception

      warn "failed to load stty console support: #{ex}" if $VERBOSE
      ready = false

    end
  end

  # If still not ready, just use stubbed version
  if !ready
    require 'io/console/stub_console'
  end

end