> | > often...). The problem around this is in my opinion to make a
> | > Haskell98
> | > compliant trimmed down readline library which doesn't
> depend on the c
> | > library. It shouldn't be too difficult. I don't expect
> that people are
> | > using the full power of readline anyway.
> |
> | Making a working readline isn't that simple - you need to
> know something
> | about the terminal properties for one, which means being able to use
> | termcap or terminfo.
>
> But if someone produced an adequate one that did the job, and
> that we could distribute with GHC, we'd surely use it, right?
> To avoid these perpetual readline problems.
That would probably be a good idea, yes.
Cheers,
Simon
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