Long interactive examples are line-wrapped, which causes the shell to
output the secondary prompt (?_). This prevents the examples from being
easily copy and pasted.
Removing the secondary prompt makes the examples copy-paste-able and more
readable, at the expense of not being completely true to life accurate.
[Note that currently Linenoise has its own issues with multi-line pasting, but there appear to be patches available to fix it.]
Long interactive examples are line-wrapped, which causes the shell to output the secondary prompt (
?_
). This prevents the examples from being easily copy and pasted.Removing the secondary prompt makes the examples copy-paste-able and more readable, at the expense of not being completely true to life accurate.
[Note that currently Linenoise has its own issues with multi-line pasting, but there appear to be patches available to fix it.]