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@farzadbekran discovered that it is clunky to load lots of atom functions through the tutd console because it requires special quoting and only one function can be imported at-a-time. An improvement here would be to create some utility method to be able to load Haskell scripts from a file.
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If you load functions in script form, you can't refer to and call other atom functions.
You can't import any modules in script form and that really limits the usefulness of script loading.
I think the ideal solution would be to ditch the script loading altogether and load atom functions from object files, in a way that solves both of the problems above.
@farzadbekran discovered that it is clunky to load lots of atom functions through the tutd console because it requires special quoting and only one function can be imported at-a-time. An improvement here would be to create some utility method to be able to load Haskell scripts from a file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: