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I don't think so.
But I'll check it out.
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We can think about adding multiline support at HighLine itself. But I think I'll not have the time to implement it by now.
But, you can get multiline input as you would do within any Ruby script.
Something around the lines of:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# From: http://stackoverflow.com/a/13840066/875229
# HighLine uses gets or readline to gather input
# So it uses the same separator rules as other Ruby scripts
# A possible hack would be ...
require 'highline'
puts HighLine::VERSION
cli = HighLine.new
puts "Your current separator character is: #{$/.inspect}"
puts "Saving it for later..."
old_sep = $/
puts "Setting separator to the three letters EOF"
$/ = "EOF"
answer = cli.ask "Write a multiline short history about your day."
puts "Your answer was: #{answer}"
puts "Restoring separator to #{old_sep.inspect}"
$/ = old_sep
Do you think this would solve your problem? If so, please close this issue. But, feel free to discuss it futher. And thank you for reporting it. I think is something others may have a use to.
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Hi @guyisra,
I'm closing this issue as stall. But, feel free to reopen it if you find it necessary.
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