Philipp Maier f81331808f pySim-shell: rework startup procedure and introduce non interactive mode ...

When pySim-shell is used in a scripted environment, we may easily get trapped in
the pySim-shell prompt. This may happen in particular in case the script file
is not executed due to problem with the reader initialization. In such a case
pySim-shell will not exit automatically and the shellscript that was calling
pySim-shell will stall indefinetly.

To make the use of pySim-shell more reliable in scripted environments, let's
add a --noprompt option that ensures the interactive mode is never entered.
Let's also exit with an appropriate return code in case of initialization
errors, so that the calling script can know that something went wrong.

Related: OS#6531
Change-Id: I07ecb27b37e2573629981a0d032cc95cd156be7e

2024-09-04 07:15:14 +00:00

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