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It would be neat if I could specify multiple sets of inputs and outputs and get suggestions that satisfy all of them. For example if I am looking for an expression to check if a string starts with a substring I could specify:
"f" "foo" => t
"f" "barf" => nil
"b" "bar" => t
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You can easily split on the comment token, then read the result as a regular sexp. It is pretty compact too. Maybe even get away with the comment and just use => token to separate input and output. After all, it is a valid lisp token so the parser wouldn't really complain about it.
It would be neat if I could specify multiple sets of inputs and outputs and get suggestions that satisfy all of them. For example if I am looking for an expression to check if a string starts with a substring I could specify:
"f" "foo" => t
"f" "barf" => nil
"b" "bar" => t
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: