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i think you should consider about having a visual breakdown of the code that shows the user what it looks like to print "Hello World" along with the definitions you defined. See example:
![img_1606](…
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# Issue
## Original (English) Content
- [rholangtut-0.2.md](https://github.com/rchain/rchain/blob/master/rholang/doc/rholangtut-0.2.md)
## Translated (Greek) Content
- [rholangtut-0.2_GR.md](h…
ghost updated
5 years ago
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# Translation Guide (DRAFT)
## Text Content
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ghost updated
5 years ago
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Following the instructions in the readme:
1. I have Docker `version 18.09.1, build 4c52b90` and Node `v10.15.0`
2. Cloning went fine
3. Dependencies installed fine with `npm install`
4. Started th…
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`Error: coop.rchain.rholang.interpreter.errors$LexerError: Illegal Character at 4:4(9)`
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# Issue
## Original (English) Content
- [Rosette-1.1.pdf](https://github.com/rchain/reference/blob/master/docs/Rosette-1.1.pdf)
## Translated (Greek) Content
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## Tasks
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ghost updated
5 years ago
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The [https://atom.io/](atom) editor is increasing in popularity. Let's add support for it.
Documentation is available at: https://atom.io/docs
This issue is complete when atom users can install …
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Trying to use `Eval`
```python
from rchain_grpc import repl
connection = repl.create_connection(host=hostname)
rholang_code = """new print(`rho:io:stdout`) in { print!("Hello World!") }"""
repl.…
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Some relevant context is in #17
An example of the problem this creates is
```
const rholangCode = rho`
new lookup(\`rho:registry:lookup\`), registerCh in {
lookup!(\`URI\`, *registerCh)|
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Add:
- [x] changelog
- [x] python versions tested
- [x] references to rchain project, rholang tutorial, rnode docker images
- [x] minimal code example
- [x] document Name Registry use case
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