more option supported

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Plans

• mill -q/--quiet : mute mill specific stdout (only given command will write on stdout)
• mill --error : end loop whenever the command fails (returns the error code)
• scale -m/--manual : faster (won't use gdb) but will require an other function parent-side
• retrieve VAR[;VAR...] [...] reload shared variable(s) (use * for every variables)
• retrieve -c : cancel reloading of these shared variables
• mill -r VAR[;VAR...] : auto reload shared variable each cycle
• track FILE : pause the script until the file is modified
• mill -T/--timeout TIMEOUT : start a new cycle if the time is up (default 0, or ∞ if any CONDITION option - -T,-V,-F,-C)
• mill -V/--track-var VAR[;VAR...] : start a new cycle when a tracked variable changes (imply -r VAR[;VAR...])
• mill -F/--track-file FILE : start a new cycle when this file is modified
• mill -C/--condition CONDITION : start a new cycle when the condition is fulfilled. CONDITION is a command which will be evaluate, and will be considered as fulfilled when $? is 0.

mill execution:

save TRACKED	exec COMMAND	wait PERIOD	test CONDITIONS	loop
-T,-V,-F	COMMAND,-q,--error	-p	-T,-V,-F,-C
init comparisson values	if --error and $?: return $?		if any: goto wait PERIOD	goto save TRACKED

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Most of these features have been implemented (except the ones related to variable manipulation).

• mill -q/--quiet : introduced with -b/--unbuffered and -B/--buffered (see documentation)
• track FILE : see documentation
• mill -T/--timeout TIMEOUT : if the time is up since the beginning of the cycle, go to the next cycle
• mill -F/--track-file FILE : if this file was modified during the current cycle, go to the next cycle
• mill -C/--condition CONDITION : if this command succeeds, go to the next cycle

Still to be done (plus some new features) :

• mill --error : end loop whenever the command fails (returns the error code)
• mill --success : end loop whenever the command success
• scale -m/--manual : faster (won't use gdb) but will require an other function parent-side
• retrieve VAR[;VAR...] [...] : reload shared variable(s) (use * for every variables)
• retrieve -c : cancel reloading of these shared variables
• mill -r VAR[;VAR...] : auto reload shared variable each cycle
• mill -V/--track-var VAR[;VAR...] : start a new cycle when a tracked variable changes (imply -r VAR[;VAR...])
• mill -M/--manual : start a new cycle when the user press ENTER
• track -p PERIOD : user-defined period (like for mill)

The new conditions options for mill would be : -M, -T, -V, -F, -C