I have an asynchronous event that triggers some output in the REPL, and I’d like to trigger a redisplay of the prompt afterwards, so that users know the REPL is still active. Is there something in the REPL std lib to do this? M(NY)WE: julia> Timer(_->println("OK"), 3); julia> OK To be clear: I…

Try this: julia> using REPL julia> Timer(_->(println("OK\n"); REPL.LineEdit.refresh_line(Base.active_repl.mistate)), 3); julia> OK julia> Alternatively, you can always hack it… julia> using REPL julia> Timer(_->print("OK\n\n\e[1m", Base.active_repl.prompt_color, REPL.JULIA_PROMPT, "\e[m"), 3)…

Trigger redisplay of the REPL prompt

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ffevotte March 15, 2019, 9:29pm 3

Thanks!

Yes, that is the workaround I was using, but I was almost sure something better existed…

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Trigger redisplay of the REPL prompt

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