>
> I don't use fuel/emacs, and so have a few steps when presented with a new
>> USING: clause. Has anyone tried but discarded the thought of a word to
>> update the code after a restart, for those of us with less than perfect
>> editor integration? Is there a concern outside of overwriting changes in
>> progress?
>
>
> Press F2 in the graphical listener (or type "refresh-all" in the terminal
> listener) and any changed source files will be reloaded. Is that what you
> had in mind?
>
When you activate auto use, and get told the correct USING: clause, I think
I'd like to either type a word or have a setting that updates the source
file. I am close to being able to implement this myself (although I
wouldn't mind any amount of direction)
> Check out Doug's "annotations" vocab.
>
> ( scratchpad ) USE: annotations
> ( scratchpad ) : foo ( x y -- z )
> !TODO handle divide by zero
> / ;
> ( scratchpad ) TODOs.
> Computing usage index... done
> IN: scratchpad : foo ( x y -- z )
>
>
-Joe
>
THANKS! I knew it.
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