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Information about where a particular block of code came from; path is optional because some code snippets are synthetic, which means any filename is entirely synthetic and $file imports do not work in them. However, there are many snippets of code, e.g. repl commands and such, which have a "fake" path because we want to allow $file imports relative to some path or working-directory
Information about where a particular block of code came from; path is optional because some code snippets are synthetic, which means any filename is entirely synthetic and $file imports do not work in them. However, there are many snippets of code, e.g. repl commands and such, which have a "fake" path because we want to allow $file imports relative to some path or working-directory
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trait Serializabletrait Producttrait Equalsclass Objecttrait Matchableclass AnyShow all
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trait Serializabletrait Producttrait Equalsclass Objecttrait Matchableclass AnyShow all
Refers to a wrapper object compiled with a specific set of source code and enclosing environment (encapsulated in the hashVal). This lets us unambiguously look up the correct version of a class, or invalidate and recompile it if the source code or environment changes
Refers to a wrapper object compiled with a specific set of source code and enclosing environment (encapsulated in the hashVal). This lets us unambiguously look up the correct version of a class, or invalidate and recompile it if the source code or environment changes
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trait Serializabletrait Producttrait Equalsclass Objecttrait Matchableclass AnyShow all
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Detects if the console is interactive; lets us make console-friendly output (e.g. ansi color codes) if it is, and script-friendly output (no ansi codes) if it's not
Detects if the console is interactive; lets us make console-friendly output (e.g. ansi color codes) if it is, and script-friendly output (no ansi codes) if it's not