Closed nerun closed 3 years ago
As an alternative you can use Ctrl-C to exit the interpreter in the same way as breaking a program.
Apologies for not replying sooner @Nerun about this. I quite obsessive about developing this software when I worked on it a couple if years ago, but haven't really returned to it since except to process PRs. But it's a good idea, I might add it at some point.
Hi again,
I know there is an "exit" command, but Ctrl-D is frequently used as an exit. You could add an extra try/except:
interpreter.py:
Typical exit with Ctrl-D:![ctrld](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3987342/107133779-935d9b80-68ca-11eb-90d6-6a92a1f9e76c.png)
For a beautiful exit: