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David Baelde commented on LS-593:
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I think it would be a bad idea to have a different behavior when -i is passed. 
This would be very surprising to use: the same script should cause the same 
error with and without -i in my opinion.

In any case, -i never printed the type of 5 unless it is assigned to a 
variable, because it only prints the type of variables.

I believe that the best way to do that kind of tests is to run liquidsoap 
--interactive, and type in the expression 5, followed by ;;

> Allow -i on scripts not returning sources
> -----------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: LS-593
>                 URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-593
>             Project: Liquidsoap
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Samuel Mimram
>            Assignee: David Baelde
>
> In order to check the type of 5 (or something more complicated...) the 
> natural thing is to do the following
> $ ./liquidsoap -i '5'
> At line 1, char 1: The result of evaluating this term will be dropped, but
>   it does not have type unit or active_source. Use ignore(...) if you meant
>   to drop it, otherwise this is a sign that your script does not do
>   what you intend.
> Could -i modify the behavior so that we can check the type of script whose 
> result is not a source? Of course I can use liquidsoap -i 'x = 5' but it took 
> me 5 minutes with internet to figure this out...

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