How to disable 'command echoing'

[ghost]

With the following simple code, pressing 'Enter' results with the ConsoleReader repeating/echoing my command back to me:

ConsoleReader reader = new ConsoleReader();
reader.setPrompt("myapp>");
String line;
while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null) {
    writer.println("Ehh, what?!?");
    writer.flush();
}

Again, produces:

myapp>Hello
Hello
Ehh, what?!?

I would like to disable this echoing if at all possible, but wasn't sure what the reason for it was in the first place. Instead, I'd like:

myapp>Hello
Ehh, what?!?

Any ideas/thoughts? I'd be happy to submit a PR for this if it sounds like something the community would like to embrace.

[seeruk]

Another note, if you specify a mask, it seems to output the thing you're actually typing, and then the mask, like:

> run
[info] Running ApplicationMain
Tell me something sensitive: test
****
Tell me something sensitive again: test
****
Tell me something sensitive again again: test
****
test
test
test

The only time the word test should be output as the three times at the end, as that was what I typed in - and it should have been masked.

[gnodet]

The code should work. I've just tested it on OsX and Windows.

[seeruk]

To provide an update on my situation with this I did manage to make this work, it was something to do with JLine not having a valid set of terminal settings to restore to (or something to that effect, I'm not 100% sure).

Here's the file with the fix for my specific issue in (inspired by SBT's implementation of JLine): https://gist.github.com/SeerUK/ade30d23b009fb258e31

[cdosborn]

I have the same issue. OSX 10.11.3 running Terminal.