App-Prima-REPL

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		tabs => ['Output'],
		style => tns::Simple,
	);
		our $output = $notebook->insert_to_page(0, Edit =>
			pack => { fill => 'both', expand => 1, padx => $padding, pady => $padding },
			text => '',
			cursorWrap => 1,
			wordWrap => 1,
			readOnly => 1,
			backColor => cl::LightGray,
			font => { name => 'courier new'},

		);
		# Over-ride the defaults for these:
		$output->accelTable->insert([
			  ['', '', km::Ctrl | kb::PageUp,	\&goto_prev_page	]	# previous
			, ['', '', km::Ctrl | kb::PageDown,	\&goto_next_page	]	# next
		], '', 0);

	# Add the eval line:
	our $inline = PrimaX::InputHistory->create(

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	# Allow for insertions, deletions, newlines, etc
	$widget->set(
		tabIndent => 4,
		syntaxHilite => 1,
		wantTabs => 1,
		wantReturns => 1,
		wordWrap => 0,
		autoIndent => 1,
		cursorWrap => 1,
		font => { pitch => fp::Fixed, style => fs::Bold, name => 'courier new'},
	);

	# Update the accelerators.
	my $accTable = $widget->accelTable;

	# Add some functions to the accelerator table
	$accTable->insert([
		# Ctrl-Enter runs the file
		  ['CtrlReturn', '', kb::Return 	| km::Ctrl,  sub{main::run_file()}				]
		, ['CtrlEnter', '', kb::Enter  	| km::Ctrl,  sub{main::run_file()}				]

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At the bottom of the App::Prima::REPL window is a single entry line for direct
command input. The main window is a set of tabs, the first of which is an output
tab. Additional tabs can contain files or any other extension that has been
written as a App::Prima::REPL tab.

If your project has project-specific notes, you should be able to find them
either here: L<prima-repl.initrc> or here: L<prima-repl.initrc.pl>.

=head1 Fixing Documentation Fonts

If your documentation fonts look bad, you can change them by going to
View->Set Font Encoding.

=head1 Basic Navigation

Before I launch into the tutorial, I want to cover some basic navigation to help
you quickly get around the REPL. The following keyboard shortcuts should be
helpful to you even as we get started:

 Normal Keyboard  Mac Laptop
 CTRL-h           CTRL-h        open or switch to the help window

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first switch to the tab. This function takes the tab index (returned by
C<REPL::create_new_tab> in list context) and the desired widget. Note that
if you want C<CTRL-i> to toggle between the desired widget and the input
line, which is the behavior of the file buffers, you will need to have your
default widge properly respond to C<CTRL-i> keyboard input.

=item REPL::endow_editor_widget($widget)

Given a normal editor widget, this sets the various options to make the editor
behave like the default multiline buffer editor. For example, it turns on
syntax highlighting, sets a monospace font, and sets the default accelerator
keys. Although not strictly necessary for creating tabs, it may be useful if
you want to create a tab with both an editor and some other sort of widget,
side-by-side, as is done in L<App::Prima::REPL::Talk>.

This function does not set the widget as the tab's default widget, since you
may want the default widget to be something else. You should explicitly invoke
C<REPL::change_default_widget> (above) to do that.

The endowed editor has named key bindings that you can overwrite: