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It would great to have a easy way to read and interpret a file full of expressions and declarations.
Perhaps there is always a way I'm not finding. The opposite of :write. One could ideally :write the current set of definitions and types, then :source them back in later, in a different session.
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Currently, there is no single command to eval a whole file:
the old classic interpreter has EvalFile(), but it's missing from the current fast interpreter.
It would great to have a easy way to read and interpret a file full of expressions and declarations.
Perhaps there is always a way I'm not finding. The opposite of
:write
. One could ideally:write
the current set of definitions and types, then:source
them back in later, in a different session.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: