julia> pkg> add Foo
ERROR: ParseError:
# Error @ REPL[3]:1:9
pkg> add Foo
# └──┘ ── extra tokens after end of expression
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope
@ REPL:1
It'd be good if in this case we gave a tip.
This isn't the right approach, but some abandoned code from a cruder example had some suggested language.
function check_for_prompt_start(line::String)
if startswith(line, JULIA_PROMPT)
printstyled("Tip:"; color=info_color())
println(" No need to type `$JULIA_PROMPT`; enter your commands directly.")
elseif startswith(line, PKG_PROMPT)
printstyled("Tip:"; color=info_color())
println(" To switch to the `$PKG_PROMPT` prompt, press `]` rather than typing `$PKG_PROMPT`.")
elseif startswith(line, SHELL_PROMPT)
printstyled("Tip:"; color=info_color())
println(" To switch to the `$SHELL_PROMPT` prompt, press `;` rather than typing `$SHELL_PROMPT`.")
elseif startswith(line, HELP_PROMPT)
printstyled("Tip:"; color=info_color())
println(" To switch to the `$HELP_PROMPT` prompt, press `?` rather than typing `$HELP_PROMPT`.")
end
end
It'd be good if in this case we gave a tip.
This isn't the right approach, but some abandoned code from a cruder example had some suggested language.
Idea proposed in https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/53823