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Make F# Interactive great again! #24
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Oh, and you can collapse/expand the blocks in the output too :) |
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Just amazing <3 |
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Merging it so I (and maybe others) can easily test it, will release new version after I played with it enough. |
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I transferred the FsInteractiveService project to the ionide org (and I'll do a commit to change the path in It definitely needs more testing, so please report anything that's not working as expected! |
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I made a Suave server similar to FsAutoComplete (see FsInteractiveService) that is spawned in the background and used for handling the requests. I expect we can transfer that to the ionide org too.
The server has a couple of commands - to run snippet, reset FSI, cancel FSI evaluation (wasn't possible in Ionide before!) It also adds an experimental feature for formatting results as HTML (yes, FsLab :-))
There might be some trickery related to what
FSharp.Core.dlland whatFSharp.Compiler.Service.dllis used there, but aside from that, it should be good to go. Some testing would be appreciated too!