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Some tests weren't actually running for the past 5 days.
Performed 5 why's.
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Yet another repl bugfix.
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I'd hoped finding that off-by-one error would fix the other intermittent
issues I've been seeing (commit 1512), but no they're still there.
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Extracting a function for the prompt before starting to test it.
Still not clear how I should proceed. Need to express screen dependency
to 'run-interactive' somehow. Supporting generics might finally be on
the critical path.
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But we really should test the top-level integration with
'run-interactive'.
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Was missing a newline. More brittleness.
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Just figured out why a first keystroke of backspace was sending me out
for a spin: run_interactive needs all early exits that don't actually
run anything to increment the current_step_index(). FML, this is lousy..
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In the process we now support unicode in all mu strings!
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I'm still having trouble with prematurely closed strings or strings
never being closed. Remember that when escaping brackets inside
scenarios you usually need two levels of escaping. The single-level is
a no-op and usually misleading. When brackets balance, don't bother
escaping. When they don't, escape twice.
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As expected, I've already found two bugs in the repl during manual
testing. Still don't have a good characterization of when things go off
the rails.
But certainly hitting backspace too many times isn't messing things up
as I'd feared. Which might also be a bug, if the program isn't behaving
as I expect.
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But I'm sure the next bug is nearby. And even if there's a solution
around here, the logic is now quite convoluted, with strings sometimes
returning on completion and sometimes recursing further in. We'll need
to rethink this.
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slurp-string should sometimes return and sometimes recurse. Graah.
But the trace browser is awesome.
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Ah, the failing test isn't what I thought. This is a regression.
Let's debug this using the trace-browser! Little tweak as I use it.
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Aaalmost there..
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More groundwork for dealing with backspacing back into string: instead
of simply exiting the current stack frame when the string completes,
create a *new* stack frame. More tests failing, but we're getting closer.
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repl still needs to handle backspacing *back into* strings. This tries
to lay the groundwork.
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Doesn't actually work interactively yet; for some reason it prints in
color, enter doesn't work, etc.
It'll be interesting to try to add color and history as separate
'layers' using before/after.
I'll also likely have to delete traces for its tests at some point as
they inevitably explode in size.
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Swap printing generalized objects using arc's infrastructure to be the
$-prefixed debug helper, while the erstwhile $print-key-to-host becomes
the primitive print-character to host.
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's-expression' is too jargon-y.
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We'll never be able to avoid dying on syntax errors.
But hopefully we can make sessions easy to restore.
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Next step: convenience features like balancing parens, coloring parens.
For that I'll have to leave line-based buffering behind.
My workflow seems to be spike-test-clean.
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