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Tidal listener update and rework#996
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I finally found the time to rework the tidal-listener with all the things i discovered while developing tidal-gui.
tidal-listener is now capable of interpreting any haskell statement (i.e. expressions of type
IO a), in that way it is now very similar to ghci, trying to show the value resulting from the statement if possible.further,
letand bindings of the formx <- statementare also valid statements that will bind variables that are kept in memory by the interpreterfor a full list of commands and commandline arguments see the README