I don't think this ever worked in Juno in the form you're showing. You can send input to Julia via STDIN but you have to do so explicitly; select some text in an editor and run the `Julia Client: Send to Stdin` command.
A smarter way to do this is ``` using Atom foo = input() ``` This will show an input cell in the console and return the result when the user presses enter; in other words you can use it to replace `readline`. On Tuesday, 16 August 2016 06:52:37 UTC+1, Rishabh Raghunath wrote: > > I'm Sorry .. But I don't quite understand what you are saying.. My problem > is that I am unable to type in an input in the Juno console like I could > before.. It simply does not give me a place to write in my input to the > julia program via the console.. This is a new problem I am experiencing and > was not there before.. > > On Monday, August 15, 2016 at 11:26:13 AM UTC+5:30, Rishabh Raghunath > wrote: >> >> Hello Julia Users.. >> I have been experiencing a new problem with juno ide.. >> I am not able to get input in Juno with readline(STDIN).. It never >> accepts any input.. just remains stuck.. >> All the print statements work just fine.. But the inputs arent working.. >> Input using the same code used to work in Juno.. But suddenly .. Juno is >> not getting inputs.. >> The code works perfectly fine while I try to run it in the terminal. >> Please guide me how to fix this problem.. >> I have attached a Screenshot below.. you can see my print >> statements(which work perfectly fine as shown in the screenshot.. But the >> readline(STDIN) does not get input in Juno.. It keeps loading.. >> Thanks. >> >
