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Consider supporting CTRL+D to close the REPL
See original GitHub issueMany REPLs (Ruby, Haskell) can be terminated with CTRL+d. It would be nice if Java-REPL could be stopped the same way.
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+1
ctrl-dissues an end-of-transmission character, and is therefor used as a shortcut toexit,ctrl-con the other hand issues an end-of-text character and should terminate the current input, not the program itself 😃+1