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Can you add a comment about how the code has to be appended with
, init:stop().
to get it to run (and stop apparently) inerl
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I'm sorry, English is not my native language, I can't fully understand what you write :)
But, this
, init:stop().
we need to killerl
, because it can't be killed by itself. ;) The code should be simple expression, there is no support for functions for example, because now that command (in this pull request) only can do some simple things (printing, for example) yet. But I'll do my best to understand how to use realREPL
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Erlang is a strange beast.
Will this still be practical with only simple evaluation?
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Of course it is :)
Erlang is not a strange, it's just different :)