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Lately, vscode evaluates the whole module if I have my cursor on a line inside the module definition. Has it always been like that? It causes the module to be replaced and all code using it breaks and I have to restart.
I have configured my keymap and used the same for six months so I'm confident that when I pres ctrl-enter it should evaluate the current line/block. It appears as if a module is treated as a single block now
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If I place the cursor anywhere inside the module defined in https://github.com/baggepinnen/Robotlib.jl/blob/master/src/Frames.jl and hit execute code in repl it evaluates the whole module instead of the line/block the cursor is at.
If I try to simplify the example down to
module Mod
a =sin(1)
end
in a new file and evaluate the line a = sin(1) it does what I expect, only evaluates that particular line.
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Lately, vscode evaluates the whole module if I have my cursor on a line inside the module definition. Has it always been like that? It causes the module to be replaced and all code using it breaks and I have to restart.
I have configured my keymap and used the same for six months so I'm confident that when I pres ctrl-enter it should evaluate the current line/block. It appears as if a module is treated as a single block now
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: