[02:43] <disbot2> <cerumod> Hi. I want to add tab-completions to prompt(). I found a Prompt module and a REPL module, and the REPL module shows this example:  raku sub shout($line, $pos) {     ($line.chop.uc,) if $pos == $line.chars && $line.ends-with("!") }  my $repl = REPL.new(:additional-completions([&shout]));  $repl.run;   But this doesn't seem to work. I expect if I type foo!<tab> into the resulting REPL that the input text will be changed to FOO!, but instead,

[02:43] <disbot2> nothing happens. This is true even if I add :supports-completions(True) to the REPL.new(...). Does anyone have any suggestions for how I could implement a prompt with custom tab-completion behavior?  I can't just provide a list of strings to complete (a la :complete), since I want more complex behavior than simple word list-based completion.

[06:13] <disbot2> <librasteve> Hi @cerutonin, my guess is that repl is limited to simple word list completions … sounds to me that you need an LSP of some sort.

[06:14] <disbot2> <librasteve> lizmat: maybe you can advise on the situation with repl?

[07:11] <lizmat> cerumod could you make an issue in the REPL repo?

[07:44] <disbot2> <cerumod> sure, i'll try to do that sometime today

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