Add overloaded no-arg compile method #1137
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Before jline#1120, SystemCompleter had a no-arg compile method that just called the StringsCompleter constructor with a Set<String>. The StringsCompleter constructor then just created a Candidate for each string after stripping out any ANSI characters. This change adds a no-arg compile method does exactly the same thing. This should make it easier for people to upgrade.
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Before #1120, SystemCompleter had a no-arg compile method that just called the StringsCompleter constructor with a Set. The StringsCompleter constructor then just created a Candidate for each string after stripping out any ANSI characters.
This change adds a no-arg compile method does exactly the same thing. This should make it easier for people to upgrade.