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I'm playing with Paul Graham's arc, and it's getting really annoying that the up arrow inserts ^[[A instead of the previous command, and ^R doesn't work as in shell. I vaguely remember there being a simple way to run Arc's REPL in a program which will remember the input history - does anyone know what it is?
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How to Access History A repl's history is located at https://replit.com/@username/repltitle/history , but you can reach the same page by: Choosing "History" from the three-dot menu for that specific repl (from the My Repls page) or. Clicking on the rewind button located in the top navigation bar inside the repl.
The first thing you can use to remember commands that you've already used is your own command line history. Most Linux shells, including the most common default, Bash, create a history file that lists your past commands. For Bash, you can find it at “/home/<username>/. bash_history.”
Perhaps you're thinking of rlwrap?
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I like rlwrap too, but other options include:
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