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One benefit of julia is that we can use unicode as variables names. In the main buffer, we can enter unicode characters by like \omega, but this does not work in the minibuffer. How do you solve this problem, without copy+paste?
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@nverno do you know of an easy way to make abbrev-mode tables apply to the isearch so that #100 would solve this? Quickly googling didn't give anything. In fact, I think we should probably be defining an input-method rather than using abbrev-mode which is what haskell does. Not sure how well that hooks into completion-at-point though.
One benefit of julia is that we can use unicode as variables names. In the main buffer, we can enter unicode characters by like
\omega
, but this does not work in the minibuffer. How do you solve this problem, without copy+paste?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: