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ClojureScript REPL iOS app
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Issue #35: string-push-back-reader read (e.g. files) #66

Closed asheldo closed 9 years ago

asheldo commented 9 years ago

Fixed per the last comments in Issue #35 Working "open in" functionality. Switched read-eval-print to use kanaka's (r/read string-push-back-reader) and removed the wrapping "(do)" in AppDelegate call.

mfikes commented 9 years ago

Thanks! Awesome!

mars0i commented 7 years ago

Hi, Is this available yet in the distribution version? How can I use it? I'm not sure I fully understand, but I tried to find Replete as an open-in option in other apps, and it's not there. I may be being clueless, however.

Thank you for Replete.

(In an ideal world, it would be very nice if one could require at least the standard Clojure(script) libs from the repl, and have them automatically downloaded if necessary, but that's a kind of flexibility that would go well beyond the leiningen/boot paradigm for lib availability.)

mfikes commented 7 years ago

@mars0i If you have Lisping installed, files edited in that app can be opened in Replete. I believe this functionality works with other apps that can edit content and present Open In... menus, but I'm not familiar with any.

In terms of libraries, Replete ships with the bootstrapped ports of test.check and core.async.

But, being able to automatically download source for execution can cause an issue with the ability to ship Replete in the App Store. (For example this feature had to be removed.)

mars0i commented 7 years ago

Ah, I figured out how to get the editor I have, Buffer, to do Open In. Sorry about that. (Lisping is intriguing--might get it.)

I've been avoiding learning how to install a custom build, but I should do that--then subsequent custom builds for this or that (e.g. learning monads) will be easy. Thanks.