I use IJulia, but saving to notebooks rather than to script files, when I
want something "quick-and-dirty" - it has all the features I need for those
use cases (rapid execution and re-execution of statements, the possibility
to restart Julia without loosing any history, inline display of values and
plots...). I usually never actually include script files in IJulia - I
prefer to just have a cell at the top with the contents of whatever I need
to (re-)evaluate.
When I develop packages, I usually work with Sublime Text and a regular
terminal-REPL, alt-tabbing between the two, since most commands I want to
run are either one-liners like `Pkg.test("Foo")` or a few lines of trying
out syntax or constructs. I rarely find the need to execute one or a few
lines in the middle of a package, so although I haven't been able to get
the in-editor REPL working in ST, I haven't missed it much.
// T
On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 5:28:30 PM UTC+2, Marcio Sales wrote:
>
> That's a bummer. IJulia doesn't have the problems of the other editors.
> For example, Juno is not working with 0.4, Emacs is tough to install on
> windows and I think is having problems with 0.4 as well. Atom works, but in
> my experience it has problems displaying help text (text lines extend to
> out of the screen) and you can't copy printed outputs. Of course you can
> still work with these problems but they make you take more time.
> All of this work well in IJulia.
>
> What editors are you guys using? Do you have any of these problems?
>
>
> Em sexta-feira, 2 de outubro de 2015 10:11:41 UTC-3, Marcio Sales escreveu:
>>
>> Hello,
>> Can anyone tell if it is possible to open julia files on it? I can't seem
>> to have access to other folders except the one it is installed on. Maybe
>> there is a command or something? I coudn't find this info on Ijulia's or
>> ipython's docs.
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