Hello,
I'm recently experimenting with Mozart a lot. I found myself
constantly switching between OPI and external ozc calls/makefiles. I
tried to follow the style "first propotype in OPI, then code functors
separately" but I find this constraining, as I'd like to use OPI also
for debugging of already separated functors. So I wrote a small emacs
function to feed a functor expression into OPI by temporary adding:
declare [M]={Apply [ <functor text in a buffer> ]}
to an emacs buffer, then undoing the change so that the functor file
remains untouched.
I think you may find this style of development useful. Here's the
function, bind it to your keystroke of choice and enjoy:
(defun oz-feed-functor ()
(interactive)
(setq oz-cur-point (point))
(goto-char (point-min))
(undo-boundary)
(insert "declare [M]={Apply [")
(goto-char (point-max))
(insert "\r\n]}")
(oz-feed-region (point-min) (point-max))
(undo-boundary)(undo)
;; now remove from undo list until nearest nil (= boundary) 2 times:
(while (pop buffer-undo-list))
(while (pop buffer-undo-list))
(goto-char oz-cur-point))
cheers
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