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12:29 AM
@Poke You don't have to call it Main if you don't make it public. tio.run/nexus/…
 
 
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8:00 AM
@Dennis shiny new run button :)
 
 
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9:48 AM
@Dennis do you have plans for adding polyglot support to TIO? (i.e. let people select multiple languages and present the output for all of them)
 
 
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12:09 PM
@MartinEnder That would actually be a good idea, and I think it would be a painless implementation (just multiple requests from client to server, each one waiting for the previous ones to complete). But, I do not know how Dennis would handle that.
 
 
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3:53 PM
@MartinEnder Yes, that's planned. v2's different fiddles will be able to select a different language for each.
 
Different fiddles? I don't think that is what Martin meant. I think they meant doing it as one fiddle, just multiple languages, but IDK fr.
 
By fiddle, I meant the blocks with input and output. The code would be the same, and it's all on one page.
 
Oh, that is more complex actually. But, I think that you should add these two options (sorry no markdown):

Different languages/inputs/args for polyglots
One input for different languages for polyglots, different args.

This way, you can handle both cases of inputting problems with polyglots.
@ErikGolferエリックゴルファー Continuing on the above message, the switch between these two and monoglots can all be just a set of 3 radio buttons.
 
 
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6:11 PM
Language Request: Haystack github.com/kade-robertson/haystack
^ The new haystack interpreter (haystack_new.py) and not the old one
 
 
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10:08 PM
While I'm at it, I should add Stuck as well.
@KritixiLithos If I remeber, I'll add it tonight.
 
@Dennis it seems you've figured out how to run full J programs. the last time I discussed this with people that always seemed to be a problem and everyone told me "I've only ever used J as a REPL"
 
It's really just passing the file as a CLA to the interpreter. echo works for output. Don't ask me how to provide input though. ;)
Bonus feature: If you provide the code on STDIN, it still behaves like the REPL would.
 
taking input must be possible somehow, because J is available (and regularly used) on anarchy
might be worth looking into some of the post mortem submissions
 
It is. echo is also not the golfiest way to output (I think), but it works well enough in a test suite for a function.
 
whereas this doesn't work: tio.run/nexus/j#@2@kVp5irRdvpGGoaGWoafz/f2JSMldKahpXekYmAA (it's supposed to duplicate the lines)
I've seen this (1!:1) in a few anarchy answers
 
as a plain cat you mean?
 
Yeah.
 

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