error FS0193: Operation is not supported on this platform.

[jkone27]

Describe the bug

I have a compiling script in F#

Steps to reproduce

not clear, but sometimes happens in interactive while running the code with ALT-ENTER, not able to reproduce consistently yet.

Link to sample reproduction

Expected behaviour

no errors as the code is valid F# code

Machine info

• OS: Mac
• .NET SDK version: 7.0.202
• Ionide version: 7.5.2

[7enderhead]

I see this phenomenon, too. Linux Mint 20.3, VS Code 1.78.2, Ionide 7.5.4. The following code snippet, sent to an FSI terminal, works with dotnet 6.0.488 installed, but not with 7.0.302 or 8.0.100-preview.4.23260.5:

(* ~\~ language=FSharp filename=src/dnlib-testbed.fsx *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|src/dnlib-testbed.fsx>>[init] *)
#if INTERACTIVE
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-nugets>>[init] *)
#r "nuget:Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp" 
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-nugets>>[1] *)
#r "nuget:dnlib"
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-nugets>>[2] *)
#r "nuget:spkl.Diffs"
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-nugets>>[3] *)
#r "nuget:xunit"
#r "nuget:Unquote"
(* ~\~ end *)
#endif

(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-ms-codeanalysis>>[init] *)
open Microsoft.CodeAnalysis
open Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-dnlib>>[init] *)
open dnlib.DotNet
open dnlib.DotNet.Emit
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-spkl-diffs>>[init] *)
open spkl.Diffs
(* ~\~ end *)
(* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|import-dotnet>>[init] *)
open System
open System.IO
open System.Reflection
open System.Collections.Generic
open System.Text.RegularExpressions
(* ~\~ end *)

It seems to be that it's really the block comments that make Ionide trip:

- (* ~\~ end *)
- (* ~\~ begin <<lit/dnlib-testbed.md|impor

error FS0193: Operation is not supported on this platform.

> -dnlib>>[init] *)

[jkone27]

I had the same with // comments i think

[jkone27]

Does this happen only with NET7 and NET8? can someone else check this? i am on MacOS, is there any way to reproduce in tests if there is tests for comment sections? (comments parsed correctly in FSI by ionide)

[jkone27]

ionide-vscode-fsharp/src/Components/Fsi.fs

Line 39 in f7a2887

"You are running .Net Core version of FsAutoComplete, we recommend also using .Net Core version of F# REPL (`dotnet fsi`). Should we change your settings (`FSharp.useSdkScripts`). This requires .Net Core 3.X?",

--> do we have a way to add unit tests?

[baronfel]

We don't have tests for the Ionide layer itself, but it is possible to test excursions to some degree. I'm not really familiar with it though.

The 'send to FSI' interaction is really simplistic, it's possible that we may need to escape certain syntax when sending it via stdin for example.

[7enderhead]

Does this happen only with NET7 and NET8? can someone else check this? i am on MacOS, is there any way to reproduce in tests if there is tests for comment sections? (comments parsed correctly in FSI by ionide)

I have seen the phenomenon in different forms on several machines, and on some it doesn't work with dotnet 6.x either (especially if dotnet is installed via the Linux distribution's package manager system).

I have actually set up a new development Linux machine, and the criterion was whether VS Code/Ionide/dotnet (7) "out of the box" do not exhibit the behavior.

[jkone27]

i get it also with this script in fsx when running portions with alt/option + enter

open System

type Message = string * AsyncReplyChannel<string>

let replyAgent =
    MailboxProcessor<Message>.Start(fun inbox ->
    let rec loop () =
        async {
            let! (message, replyChannel) = inbox.Receive()
            replyChannel.Reply(String.Format("Received message: {0}", message))
            do! loop ()
        }
    loop ())

replyAgent.PostAndReply(fun rc -> "Hello", rc)

macos net7 SDK lts

dotnet --version
7.0.401

[TheAngryByrd]

There are two issues about similar errors in the fsharp repo:

dotnet/fsharp#14160 dotnet/fsharp#14946

[HoraceGonzalez]

I'm able to workaround this by adding the --readline- parameter to my user settings:

    "FSharp.fsiExtraParameters": [
        "--readline-"
    ],

[jkone27]

doesn't fully solve for me, the error is gone but in ionide still hangs with no completion, even after #quit;; and re-send to interactive with option/alt + enter

[jkone27]

still have this issue... does other people have this? I am on macOS and dotnet 8 latest ionide v7.17.0

[Titaye]

Same issue for me when running on linux. It happens when the terminal window is not large enough to fit the sent line. If the line fits, it works fine. Usually I'm experiencing this issue when casting my screen and zooming vscode. Not sure it´s an issue inside ionide or if it's related to this one microsoft/vscode#100225

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[baronfel]

@Titaye that's really useful info! I had no idea the terminal pane could impact things to this degree.

[MangelMaxime]

I can confirm that the size of the terminal can have this impact. I was actually seeing this behaviour without knowing it as I always resized my terminal when a line that I paste in it is too long and not interpreted correctly.

[baronfel]

It looks like there may be some API we can use to get the dimensions of the terminal: microsoft/vscode#67919

This might be usable to modify the message we send to make it usable by the terminal.

[MangelMaxime]

I don't think we can easily reformat the code sent.

Imagine we have this code:

let x = DateTime(2014, 7, 1, 16, 37, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc).ToString("""r \\\zz""", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
                                            ^

and the terminal can accept up to the ^ character. How would we cut that line?

Perhaps, detecting the size of the terminal and generating a message box to explain that the terminal is too small or that the line at X is too long is possible solution if we can't reformat the line of code.

[baronfel]

in extreme cases we could ask fantomas to reformat it with a given maximum width, but yeah it's probably impossible to do correctly in the general case.

starting to sound like something that we can't truly fix until/unless we move away from dotnet fsi usage directly and into managing a series of FsiEvaluationSessions inside FSAC or something.