1) workspace() 2) maybe Lint.jl could help here? Not sure (haven't used it myself yet, although I probably should). There are various open issues about better error messages although I don't remember one about this specifically. It will probably be a bit more tractable as an up-for-grabs project if/when we move to the pure-Julia parser.
On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Zahirul ALAM <zahirul.a...@gmail.com> wrote: > how would one clear values of variable, or change the type: for instance > if I declare a = 5 and after evaluation, if I fix the statement reevaluate > const a = 5, I get error that a is already defined. How would I get a out > of the memory without restarting the entire kernel? > > Second question is if there is a syntax error, Julia says the line number > where the syntanx error is. But for a long mathematical expression it is > helpful if it says the character number as well. Sometime I find this > frustrating because I have mistyped one less bracket or missed a plus sign. >
