Is there a way to prevent OhMyREPL from disabling the QuickEdit Mode
in windows 10 terminal?
It works fine for me, so the answer must be yes 
.
(I have
using OhMyREPL as the only line in my startup.jl.)This works equally well with the Windows Console Host, Windows Terminal Preview (pictured) and Powershell.
I remember at some point I also had issues with OhMyREPL, in particular that using the del-key while editing a code block caused all subsequent lines to be deleted, instead of just the previous character. I don’t really remember how I fixed that, though. Probably I had to edit some settings file concerned with keybindings somewhere. I’m sorry I can’t give you any more details at the moment. In any case, perhaps you have a similar problem, only for mouse buttons, and so a similar solution could help.
Upon further reflection, I believe my issue was that I used to think the way to go up in a code block was via shift + up arrow. But this selects lines (though doesn’t properly highlight them), so that if you use backspace (not del), these get removed. Therefore, my ‘issue’ was unrelated to your problem.
Is this would help ?
I’ll try putting it in my startup.jl file to see if that makes a difference.
I’ve been running from the REPL prompt after the window comes up
so maybe changing the order of things will change the outcome.
No, I want to use QuickEdit Mode in the Julia terminal window
of the REPL so I can quickly cut and paste text into the REPL.