Dino wrote: > C.J. wrote: > > Hey folks, > > > > When running the ipy REPL on Debian from bash, ^Z suspends the > current > > process, so using "^Z enter" doesn't work as a quit key sequence. > > Where should I start poking to put a check for host shell and set the > > appropriate key sequence (^D)? > > > > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=516396 > > > > Does ^D not work at all? Does it work w/ the -X:TabCompletion option? > > In -X:TabCompletion mode we have code specifically to check if we're on > Unix and if so we recognize Ctrl-D instead of Ctrl-Z. This code is in > SuperConsole.cs if you want to step through in case that's not working. > I hope it is though because we closed a bug on this on our side after > we > put this code in! :) > > Otherwise w/o that option we're just calling Console.In.ReadLine(). On > Windows this returns NULL when you type Ctrl-Z because it's the EOF. I > would say if this should return null when you type Ctrl-D on Linux then > Mono should support this behavior (unless there's some reason why this > doesn't make sense and then we should discuss). If you wanted to try > and step through this it's in BasicConsole.cs.
Also this bug appears to be reported against Ipy 1.1.1 - the bug may not be fixed there so it might be worth making sure it still repros w/ 2.6 if you haven't already. _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.ironpython.com http://lists.ironpython.com/listinfo.cgi/users-ironpython.com
