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@henryw374 I’ll try to reproduce that, thanks.
@hueyp Yes, it’s basically just https://github.com/brandonbloom/fipp, modified to work better within Cursive
@shooodooken That’s because the REPL tries to use the VM normally, and the VM is totally suspended when you’re at a breakpoint. I’d like to make that work using the evaluate expression functionality from the debugger, but I haven’t done that yet.
@cfleming I saw a something cool in emacs recently. It enabled you to evaluate an expression and if a var is used inside it that is defined in another scope it would move up the scopes and eval at the right level. I found this incredibly valuable for individual binding in a let statement. Is this coming to cursive?