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Currently, the state used in the interactive mode works only during a single interpretation. I can't declare a variable in the first line and call it in a second line:
>> (int x 42)
>> x
The above code throws an exception.
There's a workaround, where I try to keep one parenthesis open, but it's rather ugly:
>> (int x 42
>> ) x
I should add a persistent state for the interactive mode so that it's kept when the interpreter runs.
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Currently, the state used in the interactive mode works only during a single interpretation. I can't declare a variable in the first line and call it in a second line:
The above code throws an exception.
There's a workaround, where I try to keep one parenthesis open, but it's rather ugly:
I should add a persistent state for the interactive mode so that it's kept when the interpreter runs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: