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I am just discovering learn-ocaml and even without the exercise-and-test feature, I fond it gives a relatively good and simple code editor and REPL for OCaml. However one has to be in exercise mode for this, as the "toplevel" feature is, understandably, a simple toplevel.
So I suggest the following :
create a "free range" code editor and REPL interface (in fact, a pseudo-exercise without any objective would suffice) ;
upgrade it with the ability to send to OCaml REPL only a portion of the code (like tuareg's C-c C-e), using ;; for delimiters (to avoid complex parsing to determine the enclosing phrase under the text cursor) ;
add the possibility to upload a .ml file into the editor.
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I am just discovering learn-ocaml and even without the exercise-and-test feature, I fond it gives a relatively good and simple code editor and REPL for OCaml. However one has to be in exercise mode for this, as the "toplevel" feature is, understandably, a simple toplevel.
So I suggest the following :
C-c C-e
), using;;
for delimiters (to avoid complex parsing to determine the enclosing phrase under the text cursor) ;The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: