typedef TerminalShellExecution

Creates a stream of raw data (including escape sequences) that is written to the terminal. This will only include data that was written after read was called for the first time, ie. you must call read immediately after the command is executed via {@link TerminalShellIntegration.executeCommand} or {@link window.onDidStartTerminalShellExecution} to not miss any data.

@example // Log all data written to the terminal for a command const command = term.shellIntegration.executeCommand({ commandLine: 'echo "Hello world"' }); const stream = command.read(); for await (const data of stream) { console.log(data); }

The working directory that was reported by the shell when this command executed. This {@link Uri} may represent a file on another machine (eg. ssh into another machine). This requires the shell integration to support working directory reporting.

The command line that was executed. The {@link TerminalShellExecutionCommandLineConfidence confidence} of this value depends on the specific shell's shell integration implementation. This value may become more accurate after {@link window.onDidEndTerminalShellExecution} is fired.

@example // Log the details of the command line on start and end window.onDidStartTerminalShellExecution(event => { const commandLine = event.execution.commandLine; console.log(Command started\n${summarizeCommandLine(commandLine)}); }); window.onDidEndTerminalShellExecution(event => { const commandLine = event.execution.commandLine; console.log(Command ended\n${summarizeCommandLine(commandLine)}); }); function summarizeCommandLine(commandLine: TerminalShellExecutionCommandLine) { return [

`  Command line: ${command.commandLine.value}`,
`  Confidence: ${command.commandLine.confidence}`,
`  Trusted: ${command.commandLine.isTrusted}

].join('\n'); }