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Re: using guile's readline module
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Gene Pavlovsky |
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Re: using guile's readline module |
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Tue, 06 Sep 2005 12:29:30 +0400 |
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My /etc/inputrc has:
set blink-matching-paren on
The delay has disappeared when I changed it to
$if guile
$else
set blink-matching-paren on
$endif
So I guess readline's forced blink-matching-paren somehow overrided guile's own
code. Dunno why the delay, cause
chicken's interpreter (which doesn't have any special match_paren code - the
reason I turned it on in inputrc) doesn't
have that delay. So maybe it is still a bug to be fixed.
Kevin Ryde wrote:
> Gene Pavlovsky <address@hidden> writes:
>
>>The second issue is that when I type something, during the time when the
>>matching paren is highlighted (and that is 500 ms by default),
>>guile doesn't accept any input,
>
>
> The delay is supposed to stop when you press a key, done by guile
> using a `select' on the stdin. You might be able to see if select is
> working properly.
>
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