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34 lines
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# REPL interaction
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Vim can take advantage of read evaluate print loops (REPL) to run code 'cells'.
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This is similar to the experience in Jupyter notebooks, Colab, and RStudio
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# IPython
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This is for the IPython interpreter. The normal python REPL isn't as easy to use
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```vim
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Plug 'jpalardy/vim-slime'
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```
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Necessary for any sort of REPL interaction through vim. Lets vim send text to
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other terminals or tmux panes
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```vim
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Plug 'hanschen/vim-ipython-cell'
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```
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Plugin provides many conveniences for interacting with REPLs, such as one-line
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execution, highlighted cell delimiters, and navigation between cells
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# Julia
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Use the same setup as the IPython REPL, except modify the evaluation string
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```vim
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let g:ipython_cell_run_command = 'Base.run(`clear`); include("{filepath}")'
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let g:ipython_cell_cell_command = 'include_string(Main, clipboard())'
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```
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Julia equivalents for pasting the clipboard and executing a file
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