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Allow user-specified disabling of jLine #8

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dakrone opened this issue Jun 28, 2010 · 3 comments
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Allow user-specified disabling of jLine #8

dakrone opened this issue Jun 28, 2010 · 3 comments

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@dakrone
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dakrone commented Jun 28, 2010

When I run 'clj repl', I am unable to paste the characters "せん" (they show up as "??" instead). When I remove Jline from the REPL command, I can type them without a problem.

Maybe an environment variable like CLJ_ENABLE_JLINE=false or a different command like 'clj utf-repl' to spawn a REPL without jline?

@liebke
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liebke commented Jul 1, 2010

This is a good point, I'll add the option to disable jline. Have you tried 'clj swingrepl'? I'd be curious if that works better with utf.

@dakrone
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dakrone commented Jul 1, 2010

I tried it with swingrepl, here's what I go:

user=> (str "せん")
"??"
user=> せん
?
?
user=> (println "せん")
??
nil

Looks like I was able to actually type the characters, which is an improvement from the regular REPL.

@liebke
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liebke commented Jul 4, 2010

DISABLE_JLINE option added, see options section of README.

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