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I don't know how the feature is called, that you always have a single line input which does not break but moves the character inside the visible space.
Instead I prefer the default line wrapping behaviour for two reasons:
I want to see the whole line.
I want to copy the whole line after heavy experimenting with it in the console.
I did not find any configuration possibilities to disable that feature. Is it just me looking for in the wrong places? :) Kind regard
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Also heavily dislike the wrapping behaviour, might look into disabling it myself sometime soon!
Abit unrelated, but might help you @haraldkrischner.
Use this in your ~/.pryrc for copying the last line:
Pry::Commands.block_command('cll', 'Copies to clipboard last evaluated ruby expression, or argument.') do
last_expression = `cat ~/.pry_history | tail -n 2`.split("\n")[0]
system "echo '#{last_expression}' | pbcopy"
end
I don't know how the feature is called, that you always have a single line input which does not break but moves the character inside the visible space.
Instead I prefer the default line wrapping behaviour for two reasons:
I did not find any configuration possibilities to disable that feature. Is it just me looking for in the wrong places? :) Kind regard
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: