Above, in the second command, did you type it or did you paste it?
I tried the same thing. If I type it out, it gives the same error but if I paste it, it removes the julia>
string.
win10, running cmd within ConEmu https://conemu.github.io/
Above, in the second command, did you type it or did you paste it?
I tried the same thing. If I type it out, it gives the same error but if I paste it, it removes the julia>
string.
win10, running cmd within ConEmu https://conemu.github.io/
I pasted it.
It looks like customized prompts work too:
(thermal-model) julia> x = 2
2
(thermal-model) julia> y = 4
4
(thermal-model) julia> # copy & paste
(thermal-model) julia> x = 2
2
(thermal-model) julia> y = 4
4
Many things can happen in five years heh.
I think it is turned off in the julia repl code as well.
Might not be what you are looking for but I did a few tests using regular cmd. win10.
The black background is ConEmu while the blue background is the regular cmd.
In ConEmu, inside julia REPL:
the string julia> 2+2
when copied pastes as 2+2
using Ctrl+V
In cmd, inside the julia REPL,
Ctrl+V doesn’t paste anything in the julia REPL Instead I have to use the right click of the mouse & it pastes the entire string julia> 2+2
In cmd prompt by itself
Ctrl+V works and it pastes the string julia>2+2
So perhaps something about the way Julia interacts with regular cmd. Hope this helps.