This continue the work I've been doing to read console keys through ConsoleReadInputW which gives access to the ALT + unicode sequence (when typed or when unicode is pasted). This allows me in a local build of scala's jline and scala to support this kind of session under Win32:
scala> val x = "£"
x: java.lang.String = £
scala> println(x)
£
scala> def ☆(s:String) = x + s
$u2606: (s: String)java.lang.String
scala> ☆("λ")
res1: java.lang.String = £λ
chirino
commented
13 years ago
This continue the work I've been doing to read console keys through ConsoleReadInputW which gives access to the ALT + unicode sequence (when typed or when unicode is pasted). This allows me in a local build of scala's jline and scala to support this kind of session under Win32: