I agree! Anyone who ends up using Clojure more than a little bit will figure out how to use them, I'm sure.
But rlwrap is still a very useful tool because it works with every REPL. It will always be there, for those first sessions when you start learning a new language, or when you just need to answer some question about a language you rarely use, or when you write your own interpreter and don't want to also write read-line or an Emacs inferior-foo-mode.
But rlwrap is still a very useful tool because it works with every REPL. It will always be there, for those first sessions when you start learning a new language, or when you just need to answer some question about a language you rarely use, or when you write your own interpreter and don't want to also write read-line or an Emacs inferior-foo-mode.