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@WnP thanks, this looks really cool but I'm super busy right now. |
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Hi there,
I'm go-sclang author and I think
scvimcould get benefit from it.go-sclangimplement a HTTP server and a HTTP client on top ofsclang.Unlike the ruby pipe and dispatcher implementation
go-sclangis able to return the returned value fromsclang.I've made a solution for #46 which open
.schelpfiles directly in a vim split based ongo-sclang, then one can interact withSCDocexamples directly in vim.And here is another solution to solve #36/#48 without using vim in server mode.
Let me know your thoughts