In Erde REPL there is annoying table: 0x.... printed after statements(?), for example
$ erde
Erde 0.5-1 on Lua 5.4 -- Copyright (C) 2021-2023 bsuth
> x = 1
table: 0x564c21b5d300
> do {
>> local x = 1
>> }
table: 0x564c21b60a90
> if true {
>> print('true')
>> }
true
table: 0x564c21b64ae0
I looked at code and it seems that every statement in REPL is surrounded by local _MODULE = {} and return _MODULE which is returned (but I don't think you can actually capture it in REPL...). Can it be somehow suppressed, so it doesn't show in REPL?
BTW, I have noticed that __erde_internal_load_source__ expects table as second parameter (options), but repl passes plain string 'stdin' (should probably be {alias = 'stdin'}).
In Erde REPL there is annoying
table: 0x....printed after statements(?), for exampleI looked at code and it seems that every statement in REPL is surrounded by
local _MODULE = {}andreturn _MODULEwhich is returned (but I don't think you can actually capture it in REPL...). Can it be somehow suppressed, so it doesn't show in REPL?BTW, I have noticed that
__erde_internal_load_source__expects table as second parameter (options), but repl passes plain string'stdin'(should probably be{alias = 'stdin'}).