Closed NOBLES5E closed 8 years ago
vspinu
commented
8 years ago Nothing can we do with the warning. It comes from Julia.
By "generally" what do you mean? comint-prompt-read-only is nil by default, so "generally" prompt is editable. And my personal opinion is that you should it read as such. Read only prompts badly interfere with comint buffer editing.
NOBLES5E
commented
8 years ago @vspinu I am not an expert on this, but I tried julia-shell-mode and found that there is no such warning message in the repl, though I don't know how they avoid this issue.
For the editable prompt, IMHO, people like me may prefer a repl feels like a "normal" terminal. Maybe I am too used to cider's repl. This is not a usability issue, and it's only a little suggestion. You may take it or not :)
Thanks for your work on this great tool! I'll close this issue since it's mainly comes from my personal taste. You may reopen it if you want.
vspinu
commented
8 years ago but I tried julia-shell-mode and found that there is no such warning message in the repl, though I don't know how they avoid this issue
it probably has to do with -q argument which we don't send.
Maybe I am too used to cider's repl. This is not a usability issue, and it's only a little suggestion. You may take it or not :)
It's not about taking or not. It's up to you to customize comint-prompt-read-only or not. Cider's shell is not a true comint shell (at least it wasn't last time I checked).
NOBLES5E
commented
8 years ago It's not about taking or not. It's up to you to customize comint-prompt-read-only or not. Cider's shell is not a true comint shell (at least it wasn't last time I checked).
That works! Thank you. I did not know this option previously.
julia>prompt with backspace, which generally should be prohibited.Thanks!