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The REPL currently assumes that a complete expression has been entered when you press ENTER, or input a line feed; and it gives an error otherwise. This prohibits me from pasting multi line expressions (as I have them in my files) into the REPL, e.g.
{
1 :uno
2 :due
3 :tres
4 :quattro
}
In the REPL of Julia, e.g., I can enter an expression line by line, it recognizes when the expression is done. Navigation in the REPL (cursor key UP) brings me back to the complete expression, so I can change it as a whole.
For min this would need the REPL to recognise quotations and dictionaries, and nested of the same.
This would be cool.
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Nice. And agreed, it's needed, but it's potentially a very big feature for nimline, the simple readline/linenoise alternative I am using for the min REPL.
The REPL currently assumes that a complete expression has been entered when you press ENTER, or input a line feed; and it gives an error otherwise. This prohibits me from pasting multi line expressions (as I have them in my files) into the REPL, e.g.
{
1 :uno
2 :due
3 :tres
4 :quattro
}
In the REPL of Julia, e.g., I can enter an expression line by line, it recognizes when the expression is done. Navigation in the REPL (cursor key UP) brings me back to the complete expression, so I can change it as a whole.
For min this would need the REPL to recognise quotations and dictionaries, and nested of the same.
This would be cool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: