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Q# compiler, command line tool, and Q# language server
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Ability to run a Q# script #660

Open jamessdixon opened 4 years ago

jamessdixon commented 4 years ago

I just created my 1st Q# project in Codepsaces (beta) on GitHub following the "Develop With Q#" section found here. I noticed that I had to create a console application. Is there any way to create a Q# script (.qsx file) like I can do with F# and a .fsx file and use a REPL to work in the quantum language. Poor alternatives are to use jupyter notebooks (not really a REPL) or use the FSI to call Q# (want to stay only in Q#)

crazy4pi314 commented 4 years ago

Some folks in Q# Community have also have submitted to repl.it to add Q# support for no install experiences like what you are describing: https://repl.it/language-requests/p/q

jamessdixon commented 4 years ago

I upvoted the thread

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cgranade commented 3 years ago

Thanks for filing this suggestion, @jamessdixon. If it's alright, I'll go on and transfer this feature request to the compiler repository. In the meantime, as a workaround, you can use the Python interoperability feature of the Quantum Development Kit to run files as though they were Q# scripts. In particular, the qsharp.compile function can be used to dynamically compiler Q# code from within Python.

jamessdixon commented 3 years ago

Sure, go ahead and move it

On Fri, Oct 2, 2020 at 11:27 AM Chris Granade notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for filing this suggestion, @jamessdixon https://github.com/jamessdixon. If it's alright, I'll go on and transfer this feature request to the compiler repository. In the meantime, as a workaround, you can use the Python interoperability feature of the Quantum Development Kit to run files as though they were Q# scripts. In particular, the qsharp.compile function https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/python/qsharp-core/qsharp#compile-code--str-----typing-union-qsharp-loader-qsharpcallable--typing-list-qsharp-loader-qsharpcallable-- can be used to dynamically compiler Q# code from within Python.

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