Add History Support #58
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It sounds possible, because the binding is now available in cl-readline (it was missing when cl-repl started, IIRC). ;; read history before startup.
(rl:read-history "/tmp/readline_history")
(rl:readline :prompt (prompt)
:add-history t)
(rl:write-history "/tmp/readline_history")possibly, with one or two global variables that control if we enable the read/write history. |
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…/cl-repl/issues/1, koji-kojiro#58, koji-kojiro#56) This commit includes a number of inter-related changes: - A history file is introduced that stores entries in a string-by-string manner, similar to SLIME. This easily takes care of inputs containing multiple lines. - To be able to edit a multiline input, the #\newline and #\return signals are mapped to MAY-BE-INSERT-NEWLINE, which either inserts a newline character, or completes the command using rl_newline. - For correct keyboard navigation in the presence of color codes, prompt ignore codes defined by libreadline are used. - Some common keys are bound to commands for visiting previous/next line, and for previous/next input.
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Is there any chance that history support could get added?
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