Comment by _19qg
12 years ago
The CLIs in these languages are mostly not widely used, provide only few features and are poorly integrated in the language.
Plus, most don't implement Lisp's READ EVAL PRINT LOOP, but a simpler command line interface.
12 years ago
The CLIs in these languages are mostly not widely used, provide only few features and are poorly integrated in the language.
Plus, most don't implement Lisp's READ EVAL PRINT LOOP, but a simpler command line interface.
Well none of these languages have anything like Lisp's `read`, but Haskell's interactive loop is fairly usable and extensible. You can add vi-like keybindings and interact with other programs like hoogle, which lets you look up things based on types.
Does it provide integrated interactive error handling, break loops, debugging of compiled code, ...
It doesn't have a similar error handling system to lisp or scheme no, but it does have an interactive debugger, and the code does get compiled when you're in ghci (including whatever modules you have loaded).