README clarify how exactly to use code evaluation #377
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wasn't immediately obvious for me
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Thanks for make it clearer! |
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* Move the definition of __GHCIDE__ so we don't modify upstream copied code * Add a test that __GHCIDE__ works
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Thought that it just not working on Windows yet, but figured that it does only few weeks later. This wasn't obvious for me that -- >>> should be keyed in to make Evaluate widget appear: in gif below it is already there and just above the example function so my selective blindness completely dismissed it.