Closed szhorvat closed 5 years ago
Currently, as soon as a symbol is loaded into the kernel, even before the input line it is in has been evaluated, a context is imprinted on it. I imagine this is the cause of this issue.
I will add a fix that loads an input line only after the previous input line has actually been evaluated.
You may want to check out 34084b057d8f4b366cd4132569dc360e5e2c0acb to see if it fixes this issue for you. (It does for me.)
You may want to check out 34084b0 to see if it fixes this issue for you. (It does for me.)
See #46 now.
This should be resolved in master
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Try evaluating the following in a single cell:
The expected output of
Context[xyz]
isfoo`
. This would be consistent with how the notebook interface and the command line interface work.If we split the three lines across cells, then everything is fine.