Updated syscmd.py

syscmd.py

@@ -1,19 +1,37 @@
 import prof
 import subprocess
 
-def _cmd_system(text):
-    result = subprocess.Popen(text, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.read()
+system_win = "System"
+
+def _handle_win_input(win, command):
+    prof.win_show_themed(win, "system", "command", None, command)
+    prof.win_show(win, "")
+    result = subprocess.Popen(command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.read()
     split = result.splitlines()
     for s in split:
-        prof.cons_show(s)
+        prof.win_show_themed(win, "system", "result", None, s)
+    prof.win_show(win, "")
+
+def create_win():
+    if prof.win_exists(system_win) == False:
+        prof.win_create(system_win, _handle_win_input)
+
+def _cmd_system(command=None):
+    create_win()
+    prof.win_focus(system_win)
+    if command:
+        _handle_win_input(system_win, command)
 
 def prof_init(version, status):
-    synopsis = [ "/system <command>" ]
-    description = "Run a system command."
+    synopsis = [
+        "/system",
+        "/system <command>"
+    ]
+    description = "Run a system command, calling with no arguments will open or focus the system window."
     args = [
-        [ "<command>", "The command" ]
+        [ "<command>", "The system command to run" ]
     ]
     examples = [
         "/system \"ls -l\""
     ]
-    prof.register_command("/system", 1, 1, synopsis, description, args, examples, _cmd_system)
+    prof.register_command("/system", 0, 1, synopsis, description, args, examples, _cmd_system)