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Python client improvements #470
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Apologies but I didn't realized that another fix to make the Python client behavior a bit more intuitive for me and hopefully other Python fans would piggy-back on this PR. |
Ohh this looks good! I'll give it a go locally but I think this should be safe. Thank you very much! |
Works great, love the change, thanks again! |
Thank you for creating Conjure and moving it along! I love it!! |
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The Python client now obeys the
g:conjure#client_on_load
configuration setting. It won't start a REPL when the first Python source is loaded.Also, ee (evaluate current form) behaves in a manner more intuitive to Python fans. ee on the first line of this code evalutes (5 + 7 + 9) not (5 + 7):