I experimented with a kind of "include" feature once:
<PRIVATE
: (include) ( parsed name -- parsed )
[ file get path>> parent-directory ] dip
".factor" append append-path parse-file append ;
PRIVATE>
SYNTAX: INCLUDE: scan-token (include) ;
SYNTAX: INCLUDING: ";" [ (include) ] each-token ;
You can use it to parse another factor file in the same directory from
inside your vocabulary or -docs files.
Unfortunately, it doesn't add the new file being parsed to the list of
files being monitored for changes with ``refresh-all`` so if you edit the
words or docs in those files they don't detect needing to be reloaded, you
have to do that manually.
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 5:44 PM, cat via Factor-talk <
factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> By "second class source files" I mean -tests and -docs, mostly. These
> tests and documentation files can get very very long and unwieldy to scroll
> through and edit, especially when there are many words, many help articles
> and many tests.
>
> Is it possible to break up -docs and -tests files into separate source
> files while loading them normally as the same original vocabulary?
>
>
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