Extra newline in my repl about vimux HOT 3 CLOSED

Thanks for letting me know about this. I do think I might pull the "tslime" behavior into vimux as a first-class function since they have different use cases.

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I noticed this, too. However, might it not be solved simply by checking to see if the incoming text ends with a newline character? Essentially, don't send the enter key if the text ends with a newline character.

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I tried to get this to work, but I ran into a bit of a snag. I attempted to remove the trailing newline character with chomp

def _send_command
    _run("send-keys -t #{target} '#{command.chomp.gsub("'", "\'")}'")
    ....

This actually works pretty well and seems to accomplish the goal (I am not a ruby programmer though ... so I may be wrong here). However, for a REPL like python, there can be a problem.

Let's say we send over a block of code (using vip) that comprises a def. The python interpreter needs an additional Enter in this situation in order to break free of the def intialization. I am not sure how it might be possible to create a solution to this problem without causing other problems. Any thoughts?

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