def __init__(self, window, data_key, command, working_dir, title=None, syntax=None, panel=False, console=None, target=None):
self.target = target
if target == 'point' and console is None:
console = window.active_view()
# If a panel has been requested then create one and show it,
# otherwise create a new buffer, and set its caption:
#
if console is not None:
self.console = console
else:
if panel is True:
self.console = window.get_output_panel('ShellCommand')
window.run_command('show_panel', {'panel': 'output.ShellCommand'})
else:
self.console = window.new_file()
caption = title if title else '*ShellCommand Output*'
self.console.set_name(caption)
# Indicate that this buffer is a scratch buffer:
#
self.console.set_scratch(True)
self.console.set_read_only(True)
# Set the syntax for the output:
#
if syntax is not None:
resources = sublime.find_resources(syntax + '.tmLanguage')
self.console.set_syntax_file(resources[0])
# Set a flag on the view that we can use in key bindings:
#
settings = self.console.settings()
settings.set(data_key, True)
# Also, save the command and working directory for later,
# since we may need to refresh the panel/window:
#
data = {
'command': command,
'working_dir': working_dir
}
settings.set(data_key + '_data', data)
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