Last input in Counterclockwise REPL?

Question

Is it possible to go through a history of what you've typed into the Counterclockwise REPL in Eclipse? Like pressing the up-arrow or ctrl-p or various other things that work in other repls? Thanks! -Philip

Faux

Answer 1

Yes, sorry for not having taken the time to document everything.

What you're after is Ctrl+UP / Ctrl+DOWN keys.

Steadman

That doesn't seem to work on my OS X Snow Leopard machine. Any ideas? – Faux

@Phil Probably Cmd-up and Cmd-down. I don't use a mac, but my experience has been that where other systems use Ctl, the Mac uses Cmd (eg Cmd-C to copy). – Aristophanes

I'm also on a Mac. Neither Cmd, Control, nor anything other modifier I try works. :( – Buggy

I'm on OSX Snow Leopard and I can confirm that ctrl+up /ctrl+down works. – Plata

On OS X Lion & Counterclockwise 0.12.1.STABLE001, Ctrl+p/Ctrl+n seem to work. – Jeth

Answer 2

For Counterclockwise version 0.8.0.STABLE001 I was able to use the standard Eclipse "Keys" preferences screen to redefine "Load next command from REPL's history" in the "In Clojure REPL" category to Cmd-Up thus getting the requested functionality to work in Eclipse Indigo on Mac OS X Lion.

Patchouli

Answer 3

Testing on Counterclockwise version: 0.34.0.STABLE001
OS version: OSX El Capitan 10.11.6

Placing your cursor in the REPL command window that presents with <type Clojure code here> and:

Pressing control + p will navigate to the previous command in history.

Pressing control + n will navigate to the next command in history.

As comments on previous answers indicate this is different on a windows version of Counterclockwise.

Thurston