Hi,
Is there a way to get a ready prompt on the stdin/stdout interface? The
(set! (listener-prompt) ...) customization only seems to affect the
prompt in the listener, inside the actual graphical window.
At the console though, while I can indeed enter things and see the
results printed back out, the cursor always finally goes back to the
start of a new line.
I'm trying to improve the Emacs mode and it would help to see a prompt
for the next command to be able to detect the end of multi-line output.
(I'm using the Gtk version. I guess this might work with the no GUI
version but I would like to have the GUI around at the same time to
visualize waves etc.)
(I briefly wondered about using maybe:
(hook-push read-hook (lambda (hook) (snd-print '>)))
to manually print the arrow after each command, but then that doesn't
seem to be working to print anything extra out in either the listener or
console, and I suspect it wouldn't be quite right in other ways, even if
it did.)
Thanks,
Daniel
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