Re: REPL and its command prompt

Well, while I don't like it much, there are in fact REPLs that work the way he expects, e.g. SBCL's: This is SBCL 1.0.24, an implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. More information about SBCL is available at . SBCL is free software, provided as is, with absolutely no warranty.

Re: REPL and its command prompt

It's clear that a REPL used interactively must respond as it does, otherwise it's appear hanged. Do you have a particular scenario for your code? I thought about recreating or documenting a session, but you can't see the input, only the REPL's output. On Apr 2, 12:23 am, Michael Jaaka wrote: > Hi

Re: REPL and its command prompt

In most character-buffered REPLs the enter key serves two purposes: quoting a new line character and submitting input to the REPL. Some systems like Mathematica require a special key combination like shift-enter or control-enter to submit input. That is a clean separation of concerns but it is awfu

REPL and its command prompt

Hi! I think that I've found inconsistency in REPL behavior. Just press ENTER in REPL and you got new command prompt. This shouldn't work like this. New line for clojure is just a whitespace until it is written in quotes (with quotes it becomes an important char of text content). So If it is a whit