In AS 7 CLI (interactive mode), you can type `batch` and write few commands, which are done in batch after you type `run-batch`. Would be nice to have this in RHQ CLI, too. (I'm not asking for other functionality like AS 7 CLI's rollback.) It would people allow to copy and paste multiline constructs like for( var i = ... ){ ... } without need to append \ to the end of the line. Thanks for considering.
Workaround: Just found a trick for CLI. If you want to have a script but still want to be able to copy it to interactive CLI before https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=726446 is implemented (if ever :), then you can do this: try { // \ ... // No need for \ inside a block } // \ catch { // \ ... } And because you don't need \ inside the root block, you can simply do { // \ // whatever ... } So you can e.g. copy'n'paste whole function bodies, while only cluttering it's first line. HTH, Ondra