[20761] Add command history navigation in user interface

[LuciaEchevarria99]

This PR introduces the capability to navigate command history within the graphical interface of the application. Users can now utilize the arrow keys to traverse through previously entered commands. Key Changes:

• CommandHistoryHandler Class: A new class, CommandHistoryHandler, has been created to manage the history of commands. This class handles adding commands to history, as well as retrieving the previous and next commands.

• Integration with StdinEventHandler: The StdinEventHandler class has been updated to utilize the CommandHistoryHandler. When the user presses the up or down arrow keys, the application fetches the appropriate command from the history and displays it in the input area.

[codecov-commenter]

Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 40.90909% with 39 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 64.82%. Comparing base (328d165) to head (627766c).

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cpp_utils/src/cpp/event/StdinEventHandler.cpp	44.44%	22 Missing and 3 partials ⚠️
...pp_utils/src/cpp/history/CommandHistoryHandler.cpp	33.33%	13 Missing and 1 partial ⚠️

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[Danipiza]

[LINUX]

Visual Bug

When navigating throw the history commands, and one of them does not enters in a single line, if you move to a previous or next command it keeps the line in the terminal.

As the screenshot show, when executing a command that needs two lines because the terminal does not have the space to display it in the same line, moving to a different command keeps the line (that did not fit) in the terminal.

[Danipiza]

The previous "Visual Bug" comment also applies to the windows implementation.

[Danipiza]

[LINUX & WINDOWS]

Bug: Commit Hash in "version" command

(This also occurs in the main branch)

When executing the version command, it displays the version correctly, but the commit hash do not. In fact, the printed hash does not even exists. (commit hash: 70e023b7c57d7a9f66b7f726c50e8b730bdacdf0)

[Danipiza]

[LINUX & WINDOWS]

When executing an echo command, if the user inputs characters before pressing enter (to stop the printing process), it stores the input in the history commands.

As the screenshot show, the 'a' char is pressed before enter and the history keeps the character.

echo commands

echo <name>                     : data of a specific Topic (Data Type must be discovered).
echo <wildcard_name>            : data of Topics matching the wildcard name (and whose Data Type is discovered).
echo <name> verbose             : data with additional source info of a specific Topic.
echo <wildcard_name> verbose    : data with additional source info of Topics matching the topic name (wildcard allowed (*)).
echo all                        : verbose data of all topics (only those whose Data Type is discovered).

[depink5]

[LINUX & WINDOWS]

Bug: Commit Hash in "version" command

(This also occurs in the main branch)

When executing the version command, it displays the version correctly, but the commit hash do not. In fact, the printed hash does not even exists. (commit hash: 70e023b7c57d7a9f66b7f726c50e8b730bdacdf0)

This has nothing to do with the PR. Furthermore, it works perfectly. This is the commit that it was referencing: eProsima/Fast-DDS-spy@70e023b

[Danipiza]

[LINUX & WINDOWS]

Bug: Commit Hash in "version" command

(This also occurs in the main branch)
When executing the version command, it displays the version correctly, but the commit hash do not. In fact, the printed hash does not even exists. (commit hash: 70e023b7c57d7a9f66b7f726c50e8b730bdacdf0)

This has nothing to do with the PR. Furthermore, it works perfectly. This is the commit that it was referencing: eProsima/Fast-DDS-spy@70e023b

Ok!

[depink5]

All changes suggested by @Danipiza are made in the following PR: #136

[rsanchez15]

Closed in favour of

• Add Arrow Up/Down feature to navigate Command History and Left/Right Arrow to edit command #136