Colin Jones

For what it’s worth, quitting on ctrl-d is also the behavior in readline stuff for bash/zsh, ruby, python, node, haskell, mysql, postgresql, and others. Erlang/Elixir is the only readline I’m...

Another minor thing to consider that doesn't affect the core functionality but could be a bigger philosophical question: with a different way to quit beyond ctrl-d/EOF, piping STDIN into the...

Doing some Python for the first time this week, and I noticed that ipython has a Y/n prompt after hitting ctrl-d. Another ctrl-d does the trick at this second prompt...

Sure, REPLy could add a sleep before or after hitting `recv`: https://github.com/trptcolin/reply/blob/master/src/clj/reply/eval_modes/nrepl.clj#L148-158 It already has the dependency on drawbridge, so that seems reasonable to do, though I'm not sure what...

Workaround for us was adding a default_locale to our application's gettext config, e.g. ```elixir config :gettext, default_locale: "en/us" ``` That was in addition to following the suggestion in the error...

`:xs:attribute` is the culprit here. http://clojure.org/reader says that keywords are governed by similar rules to symbols, and the symbol section of that spec includes the text "A symbol can contain...

Thanks. Yeah, similar issue, same root cause, but it's sjacket, not enlive. I've updated cgrand/sjacket#22 with details.

:+1: on @dacamp's suggestion. It was a terrific companion to [this Coursera Hardware/Software Interface class](https://www.coursera.org/course/hwswinterface).

Can you give some more specific benefits? Documentation / testing are nice, and so is active maintenance, but switching dependencies is going to require more specific reasons. How exactly will...

The context-sensitive and fuzzy stuff both sound like significant work to implement. Not that they're bad ideas, but currently we only append characters (no backtracking), so the change in jline...