nightshell.redl — sundbry/nightshell 0.1.6

*locals* clj

*repl-continue* clj

*repl-depth* clj

*repl-input* clj

*repl-output* clj

break-with-window* clj

(break-with-window* locals)

Invoke this to drop into a new sub-repl, which can return into the parent repl at any time. Must supply locals, that will be in scope in the new subrepl.

continue* clj

(continue* value)

dbg clj

(dbg & vals)

do-stacktrace clj

(do-stacktrace state thread out)

do-wait clj

(do-wait latest-state worker-out out)

eval-supervisor clj

(eval-supervisor ns)

(eval-supervisor state locals)

Creates an eval supervisor thread that will create and drive an eval-worker. If the worker becomes unresponsive, the supervisor allows meta-control of the worker (stop, threadump, wait).

Returns the supervisor id, which allows it to be controlled in the repl.

eval-with-locals clj

(eval-with-locals locals form)

Evals a form with given locals. The locals should be a map of symbols to values.

eval-with-state-and-locals clj

(eval-with-state-and-locals form state locals)

Evaluates a form with a given state and local binding. The local binding is the return value of using the local-bindings macro at the place you wish to capture the locals. State is a map containing the repl state, which has the following keys: :*1, :*2, :*3, :*e, and :ns. It will return the updated state, along with the extra keys :out, :err, and :result, which will be bound to all the stdout and stderr of the evaluated form, and it's value. The value will also be included pprinted in stdout for display convenience.

eval-worker clj

(eval-worker ns)

(eval-worker state locals)

Creates an eval worker thread that can transfer its IO control down the stack. Returns [in out thread], where in and out are the channels to send and recieve messages, and thread is a promise containing the actual worked Thread, for debugging.

late-bound-repl-loop clj

(late-bound-repl-loop state locals)

This creates a repl loop with the given initial state and, optionally, locals. This is late-bound because it uses repl-input and repl-output, call deref such that it is possible for an evaluated form to recursively create another late-bound-repl-loop.

make-repl clj

(make-repl ns)

no-arg clj

pretty-print clj

DEPRPECATED; set print-fn directly. This var determines whether repl results are printlned or pprinted.

print-fn clj

Allows you to configure what function is used to print the result of computations. This function should take one argument, the expression's value.

print-help clj

(print-help state out)

repl-eval clj

(repl-eval repl form-str)

repl-eval-form clj

(repl-eval-form repl form)

Takes a repl id and a form, and evaluates that form on the given repl.

spawn-repl-window clj

supervisor-ids clj

supervisors clj

view-locals clj

(view-locals)