When I run utop-eval-buffer in emacs, my code is copied over to a utop repl buffer, but it doesn’t actually eval. I have to switch to the utop buffer and press enter. Then, only my first let binding gets eval’d.
sample reason file:
let identity = x => x;
let times = (x, y) => x * y;
let triple = x => times(3, x);
gets copied to the utop buffer:
utop[8]> let identity = x => x;
let f = (x, y) => x * y;
let triple = x => f(3, x);
;
after I press enter only my first let binding is evaluated:
let identity: ('a) => 'a = <fun>;
With sml-mode if I run sml-prog-proc-send-buffer, the entire buffer is evaluated and all let bindings are shown. How can I get a similar experience whit reason-mode?