Another "live code" option for Leo. I've added a vs-eval-block
command, in the valuespace.py plugin.
vs-eval-block
-------------
In the body, "# >>>" marks the end of a code block, and "# <<<" marks
the end of an output block. E.g.::
a = 2
# >>>
4
# <<<
b = 2.0*a
# >>>
4.0
# <<<
``vs-eval-block`` evaluates the current code block, either the code block
the cursor's in, or the code block preceding the output block the cursor's
in. Subsequent output blocks are marked "# >>> *" to show they may need
re-evaluation.
Note: you don't really need to type the "# >>>" and "# <<<" markers
because ``vs-eval-block`` will add them as needed. So just type the
first code block and run ``vs-eval-block``.
and here's another example of it's use
import time
a = 7*66
# >>>
462
# <<<
print(2.3*a)
22*a
# >>>
1062.6
10164
# <<<
time.asctime()
# >>>
Tue May 16 22:34:23 2017
# <<<
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