| Kevin Ryde on Sun, 09 Nov 2014 09:07:46 +0100 |
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| Re: Integrating Pari-GP to the Vim editor |
baruchel@gmx.com writes: > > You write a document with "cells" of code and you can evaluate each cell, with > the interpreter remaining alive in the background from a cell to another one. I experimented in emacs to evaluate a line as a gp expression by sending it to M-x gp (of pari.el). This is by a keystroke so perhaps you're more automatic by waving the cursor over a cell. I strip # or % prefix to allow expressions as comments in program code, including for example TeX source. I've also tried stripping a special prefix like "Test-Pari: 2+2==4" as a way to embed self-tests in a document, with the idea they're not shown in final output but can be side calculations or guard against mistakes.