Offline mode now works.

- Initialization now delegates do sdkman-init.sh
 - bash-runner now catches all SDKMAN_* environment variables.

Fixes issue #17
Unearthes issue #19

conf.d/sdk.fish

@@ -14,15 +14,56 @@ if not test -f "$sdkman_init"
     exit 0
 end
 
-# Add binaries from installed SDKs to PATH, if necessary
-switch "$PATH"
-case "*$HOME/.sdkman/candidates/*"
-    # This is a subshell, SDKMAN! binaries already in path.
-case '*'
-    # No SDKMAN! in PATH yet, so add candidate binaries
-    for ITEM in $HOME/.sdkman/candidates/*/current ;
-        set -gx PATH $PATH $ITEM/bin
+# Runs the given command in bash, capturing some side effects
+# and repeating them on the current fish shell.
+# Returns the same status code as the given command.
+function __fish_sdkman_run_in_bash
+    # We need to leave stdin and stdout of sdk free for user interaction.
+    # So, pipe relevant environment variables (which might have changed) 
+    # through a file.
+    # But since now getting the exit code of sdk itself is a hassle,
+    # pipe it as well.
+    #
+    # TODO: Can somebody get this to work without the overhead of a file?
+    set pipe (mktemp)
+    bash -c "$argv[1]; 
+             echo -e \"\$?\" > $pipe; 
+             env | grep -e '^SDKMAN_\|^PATH' >> $pipe;
+             echo \"SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE=\${SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE}\" >> $pipe" # it's not an environment variable!
+    set bashDump (cat $pipe; rm $pipe)
+
+    set sdkStatus $bashDump[1]
+    set bashEnv $bashDump[2..-1]
+
+    # If SDKMAN! succeeded, copy relevant environment variables 
+    # to the current shell (they might have changed)
+    if [ $sdkStatus = 0 ]
+        for line in $bashEnv
+            set parts (string split "=" $line)
+            set var $parts[1]
+            set value (string join "=" $parts[2..-1])
+            
+            switch "$var"
+            case "PATH"
+                # Special treatment: need fish list instead
+                # of colon-separated list.
+                set value (string split : "$value")
+            end
+
+            if test -n value
+                set -gx $var $value
+                # Note: This makes SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE an environment variable.
+                #       That gives it the behavariour we _want_!
+            end
+        end
     end
+
+    return $sdkStatus
 end
 
+# If this is a subshell of a(n initialized) fish, no initialization
+# necessary. Otherwise:
+if not set -q SDKMAN_DIR
+    __fish_sdkman_run_in_bash "source $sdkman_init"
+end
 

functions/sdk.fish

@@ -5,29 +5,6 @@ if not test -f "$sdkman_init"
   exit 0
 end
 
-# Runs the given command in bash, capturing some side effects
-# and repeating them on the current fish shell.
-# Returns the same status code as the given command.
-function __fish_sdkman_run_in_bash
-    # We need to leave stdin and stdout of sdk free for user interaction.
-    # So, pipe PATH (which might have changed) through a file.
-    # Now, getting the exit code of sdk itself is a hassle so pipe it as well.
-    # TODO: Can somebody get this to work without the overhead of a file?
-    set pipe (mktemp)
-    bash -c "$argv[1]; echo -e \"\$PATH\n\$?\" > $pipe"
-    set bashDump (cat $pipe; rm $pipe)
-
-    set bashPath $bashDump[1]
-    set sdkStatus $bashDump[2]
-    # If SDKMAN! succeeded, copy PATH here (might have changed)
-    if [ $sdkStatus = 0 ]
-        set newPath (string split : "$bashPath")
-        set -gx PATH $newPath
-    end
-
-    return $sdkStatus
-end
-
 # Declare the sdk command for fish
 function sdk -d "Manage SDKs"
     __fish_sdkman_run_in_bash "source $sdkman_init && sdk $argv"

test/wrapper.fish

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ set test_commands \
     "sdk version" \
     "sdk list java" \
     "sdk update" \
-    "sdk use ant 1.9.9"
+    "sdk use ant 1.9.9" \
+    "sdk offline enable > /dev/null; sdk install ant foo"
 set test_count (count $test_commands)
 set check_count (math "3 * $test_count")
 
@@ -39,7 +40,7 @@ for sdk_cmd in $test_commands
     echo ""
 end
 
-rm {sout, status, path}_{bash, fish}
+rm {sout,status,path}_{bash,fish}
 
 echo "Ran $test_count commands with 3 checks each."
 echo "$failures/$check_count checks failed."