I meant to introduce a built-in constant WEEK, that would hold a number (integer) value corresponding to the 'version' of source currently in use. I.e., for a REPL running source week 3:
>>> WEEK
3
This used to be implemented here, before the introduction of the custom eval function sourceEval.
With sourceEval, however, all commands are passed through the sourceEval context instead of the repl_obj context.
A fix will likely involve defining WEEK in sourceCtxt instead of repl_obj.context.
We should also be prepared to rename this to the new naming convention (I think it was chapter?), which may require a string instead of a number.
I meant to introduce a built-in constant
WEEK, that would hold a number (integer) value corresponding to the 'version' of source currently in use. I.e., for a REPL running source week 3:This used to be implemented here, before the introduction of the custom eval function
sourceEval.With
sourceEval, however, all commands are passed through thesourceEvalcontext instead of therepl_objcontext.A fix will likely involve defining
WEEKinsourceCtxtinstead ofrepl_obj.context.We should also be prepared to rename this to the new naming convention (I think it was chapter?), which may require a string instead of a number.