Return in single line should submit

[pesterhazy]

If you're in a single line and press Return, that should submit the form irrespective of cursor position - unless it's incomplete.

[cgrand]

Why? So I need to make a form incomplete to be able to add a newline? (if parsomething ever gets in unravel, then you will have complete forms 99% of the time). Also: ^J doesn't work for me for run, it inserts \n as usual, does it work for you?

[pesterhazy]

So I need to make a form incomplete to be able to add a newline?

How do you mean? My reasoning was (^ represents the cursor):

• I type (-> (range) (filter odd?)^)
• "Wait, that should be thread last"
• (->>^ (range) (filter odd?))
• Now I press return (like I would in Clojure or lumo)

I'd expect that to submit the form rather than insert a newline

[pesterhazy]

*submit the line

[cgrand]

Then how do you insert a newline? If you assume that the only way to insert a newline is to have an unbalanced input then it's not going to play well with parfix (or parinfer when/if we try it).

What about "double return"? (a quick double stroke on the return key)

Ctrl+Return is not bad but we can't get it (is it just a problem with readline.js?). Enter used to be a solution when numerical keypads were the norm.