Oliver Caldwell

Oh interesting! Maybe it's just when it's evaluated under an nREPL process... I'd definitely have a look at the overtone issues just to see if there are any open (or...

Hmm, possibly, yeah. I'm not completely opposed to this at all, but I'd consider it lower priority than the mountain of other things I want to get to :thinking: I...

Oh interesting, I didn't know about this! I guess this is how terminal buffers work to some extent? I'll have a look, maybe it can be configurable :thinking: not sure...

You'd only be able to run one line at a time though, is that okay :thinking: so if you were writing a defn, it would all need to be on...

Ah, is it not in stable nvim yet then? Because I'm only really relying on stable features right now. I suppose if it's configurable and off by default then that...

Hmm, I was thinking as you press enter it sends the last line to a function of your choice? Maybe that's not how it works. I think the `conjure.eval` module...

``` prompt buffer where only the last line can be edited, meant to be used by a plugin, see |prompt-buffer| ``` Sounds great to me! And it only supports one...

I've since bumped the minimum required version to 0.5 too where I _think_ this option exists? If you want to have a go at it just let me know if...

The prompt buffer prevents you from modifying any other line, you can only modify and submit the last one, like a real REPL. That sounds pretty annoying to me and...

So what state would you say this is in right now? Still an improvement on what is there right now even if there's more you'd like to do? If you're...