🚀 go-pugleaf

GNU Emacs 18.53.11 on NeXT 1.0.1

If you Redo (using repeat-complex-command) a command that uses strings
including newlines, you only see that part of the command after the
last newline.  I find that I do this quite a bit (with replace-x
commands in particular), and the current behavior isn't very helpful.

Suggested solution:

I suggest that repeat-complex-command (and next-complex-command) bind
print-escape-newlines to t when it prin1's the Redo prompt.  This
allows you to see more of a command that contains newlines, e.g.

	Redo: (replace-string "\n\n" "\n")

instead of

	Redo: ")

Note, by the way, that you can't do this binding at the same time as
the elt binding because it would then include the eval in its scope.