Add exec magic command to the REPL #82
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Sometimes you want to execute a multiline script after you've already opened the REPL and you don't want to close it and lose all state. The exec command will let the user execute a file from the REPL while running, just like typing the code manually.
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Sometimes you want to execute a multiline script after you've already opened the REPL and you don't want to close it and lose all state. The exec command will let the user execute a file from the REPL while running, just like typing the code manually.
Again I'm basing this patch on the magics refactors so it won't cause too much conflicts