Issues with input prompt docs

[KathleenDollard]

Describe the bug

In this section, I had issues. Not sure whether I am doing it wrong or there is a bug:

• The link to the value kernel did not work for me
• #!value --from-file @input:"Enter your favorite file" --name xFile did not give a file dialog
• The error was goofy:

Please complete the following:

Which version of .NET Interactive are you using? Version: 1.0.460101+f1a6f50a1171b8a13119a20811674d5079e2f61b

Library version: 1.0.0-beta.23601.1+f1a6f50a1171b8a13119a20811674d5079e2f61b

Build date: 2023-12-02T22:15:47.3640630Z

[KathleenDollard]

When I did this from code, I got the file dialog. The error still seems unkind on a simple cancel:

[marckruzik]

I am using an older version (Version: 1.0.456201+e5dc02dbdc933d895d722e69bfa98d580dcda8d9), which seems to work better. I describe what I am getting.

With this code (from KathleenDollard):

#!value --from-file @input:"Enter your favorite file" --name xFile

I have the notebook input prompt for text, with the sentence Please enter a value for field "Enter your favorite file". Then I have to type the name of a file from the current directory. It works and I can see the content of the file in the Variables tab.

With this code:

#!value --from-file @input:xxx --name xFile2

I have a Windows Explorer input dialog file. I can select a file. It works and I can see the content of the file in the Variables tab.

In the second example, I don't know if this "xxx" I put has an effect, but if I remove it, it doesn't work.

@jonsequitur says he is working on the subject of @input in the related issue #3359.

[jonsequitur]

@marckruzik, the issue with quotes versus non-quoted prompts should be fixed now.

@KathleenDollard, the #!value magic sends the value to the value kernel, so the xFile trailing expression would require first sharing the variable from the value kernel to the csharp kernel.