nilsbecker
nilsbecker
+1. i would propose `#doc` instead since that is faster to tab-complete: `#show_doc` is ambiguous with `#show`.
the screenshot looks perfect!
hmm. i could of course do that. so far i have nothing in ocamlinit. my guess was that these are so common that most people would want them or use...
If these functions were in a library, you would have to remember which operations are directives (like `#cd` and `#pwd` that we already have) and which are functions. Not ideal...
same problem here. i can add that M-down actually prints ``` \027 \027[B ``` (both of these) neither M-left, M-right nor C-left C-right work.
I think this is not exactly the same, but related: Is there a simple way to refer to values that were returned for previous prompts in a utop session? I'm...
so like an automatic `less` for the output? sounds good. but it should be possible to quickly skip displaying further pages. often one already knows beforehand that the output is...
this is nice, but some more default directives would be useful i find. i have been missing `#ls`, and as a stop-gap `#!` sorely.
i'll collect a few small usability improvements for the new vi edit mode that i noticed in testing. just so they are documented somewhere. the ones i think are more...
hi @JESii , so how did you get it to work with tabstop=2? `au FileType votl setlocal tabstop=2` and so on? is it working now? (i kind of gave up...