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The current behavior of the repl is to read an expression, query the goal, and quit. It would be much nicer if it looped, and allowed posing repeated queries :)
Additionally, I usually use the repl wrapped in rlwrap to make for a slightly nicer experience, but it'd be nice to include some readline functionality with the program. IIUC, this might be accomplished via https://github.com/ocaml-community/ocaml-linenoise?
I'd be happy to help with this kind of effort, if you thought it worth pursuing.
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I don't want external dependencies which are both non optional and not rock solid
I want to keep windows support, even if it can have less features
Example: it was a boodbath to replace campl5 by menhir, but I'm not looking back. External non standard perl dependencies? Strong coupling with the ocaml compiler? I just needed a parser.
You surely know better the records of lineoise library. Looks nice and self contained, but I never used it.
About the L, sure, no problem. Help is always welcome.
The current behavior of the repl is to read an expression, query the goal, and quit. It would be much nicer if it looped, and allowed posing repeated queries :)
Additionally, I usually use the repl wrapped in
rlwrap
to make for a slightly nicer experience, but it'd be nice to include some readline functionality with the program. IIUC, this might be accomplished via https://github.com/ocaml-community/ocaml-linenoise?I'd be happy to help with this kind of effort, if you thought it worth pursuing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: