Hi Danilo
I've exactly the same experience, and now take the behaviour for granted,
and don't personally have a desire to fix the problem. I've got used to it.
On Unix the behaviour follows from
https://docs.python.org/3/library/rlcompleter.html and also
https://docs.python.org/3/library/site.htm
For most of the time, I'm already copying and pasting stuff from a text
editor to use its completion instead. After more than an year having
trouble with this, I think there's no way I can "get used" to it in any
positive sense, but when I stick to the REPL for a long time, I'm aware
that I press b
Hi Danilo
You wrote:
Is there a default PYTHONSTARTUP file name in Python 3.7.3, or at least a
> single global configuration file for the REPL where I can put that oneliner
> or a file reference with that line? I strongly prefer not to mess around
> with ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc and scattered stuff li
On Sun, Apr 21, 2019 at 3:52 AM Danilo J. S. Bellini
wrote:
> The solution I found from reading that code is this oneliner, which I'll copy
> and paste after loading the REPL (yes, it's monkeypatching a seemingly
> private method):
>
> __import__("rlcompleter").Completer._callable_postfix = lamb
