Probably bug in msgeditor._run_editor()

[Alexander Belchenko]

When I write plugin edit_message (see another my post titled "ANN: 
edit_message plugin") I use _run_editor() function from bzrlib.msgeditor 
module to invoke editor for editing revision message. And after closing 
   editor I ask to user does it should rewrite revision with new message.

If I use GUI windows external editor (e.g. notepad) all works fine. But 
when I use FTE console editor (my usual working editor) after closing 
editor and when python executing this code:

         yesno = raw_input('Message was changed. Commit (y/N)? ')

Python was hang. Prompt message was printed on the screen but I'm unable 
to enter any symbol. And python don't respond on Enter hit. I have to 
kill process.

I don't know is the problem in FTE itself or there is some bug in python 
subprocess.call() function. Or it is specific to my win32. I really 
don't know how to check this. I'll try to find another console editor 
for windows and test this behaviour with another program. But for now I 
found this workaround: I invoke editor via os.system() call and it works 
OK. Any comments?

This behaviour is not so critical for bzr itself because bzr don't ask 
user after closing external editor. Furthermore, function _run_editor() 
intended to private use due leading underscore in name. But it use in 
public edit_commit_message() function that probably could be used in 
plugins.

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Alexander