Add haskell-interactive-copy-to-prompt. #457
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@purcell? @chrisdone? @hvr? Any opinion about this one? |
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Looks reasonable to me. |
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I do not know what to think about this one. Is there a prior art with this kind of RET behavior? I've never seen anything working like this. |
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@gracjan Guess the best solution would be proper history search. Without that, a command like this is kinda reasonable, but perhaps not bound to RET. |
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The old inferior haskell setup has something like this, and I for one have missed it (I've ended up copy/pasting lines that are too far back in the history to keep traversing through). |
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I'm not qualified enough to decide on this one. Steve, if you want to click
the merge button I have nothing against (but nothing for this either).
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Add haskell-interactive-copy-to-prompt.
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@gracjan Is this now behaving similar to |
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Gets rid of a check that was made redundant in a previous PR (haskellGH-457).
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This change lets you press Enter on a line in a haskell-interactive session to copy that line to the current prompt. It is a small change to make the lack of history-search (e.g. #315) slightly less painful.
In #315 Ivan suggested: "If nothing else, inf-haskell let you C-r to do a backward search in the buffer, and then hitting Enter would copy that line to the current prompt line." That's essentially what I've done.
I'm only an inexpert Emacs Lisper, so any corrections or improvements are welcome!