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I vaguely recall Cursive opening an input box when you call read-line
. I’m on Cursive 1.12.8-2023.1, and the behavior I’m seeing now is I call that function, and the REPL will hang until I interrupt the evaluation. I am starting my REPL with in “Run with Deps” mode, though I did also test against “Run with IntelliJ project classpath.” If it matters, I have been testing out the new IntelliJ UI. On a Mac. Did the input box for read-line get dropped at some point? Maybe I’m misremembering?
How this (should) work is documented here: https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/repl.html#handling-standard-input. How exactly it works depends on whether you’re using nREPL or a streaming REPL of some kind.
Ohhh got it. I seem to remember an actual input box popping up, but that makes more sense, and it works. Thx 🙏:skin-tone-2: