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Whether to keep >>> or come up with something unique for Nim? The issue was raised in the Telegram group, causing confusion when comparing Python and Nim code, copying & pasting from REPL.
Suggested:
Nim>
nim>
nim =}>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
we could have good defaults, and furthermore, could be customizable by user, via a proc that gets called each time prompt is displayed (just as zsh is).
So allow user to pass an arbitrary lambda:
# could be (re-)defined at runtime via, say, an import
# defines proc prompt():string = ...
import my_shell_config
# calls prompt() each time the prompt is drawn
=> user can make prompt colored, add a timestamp, duration of last command, number of such prompts etc
Whether to keep
>>>
or come up with something unique for Nim? The issue was raised in the Telegram group, causing confusion when comparing Python and Nim code, copying & pasting from REPL.Suggested:
Nim>
nim>
nim =}>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: