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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions psci.el
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(require 'comint)
(require 'dash)
(require 'purescript-font-lock)
(require 'cl-lib)

;; constants or variables

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;; public functions

;;;###autoload
(defun psci (project-root-folder)
(cl-defun psci (&optional (project-root-folder (psci--project-root!)))
"Run an inferior instance of \"psci\" inside Emacs, in PROJECT-ROOT-FOLDER.
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Hi, could you please elaborate a little bit more, how does this change help making repl-toggle work? More specifically, what was the problem initially, and how does this commit help with it?

I think it might be useful to write that in the commit.

If not supplied, the root folder will be guessed using
`projectile-project-root' (if available), otherwise it will
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(psci--project-root!))))
(let* ((default-directory project-root-folder)
(psci-program psci/purs-path)
(extra-sources (psci--get-psc-package-sources!))
(extra-sources (unless (string-match "pulp" psci-program)
(psci--get-psc-package-sources!))
(buffer (comint-check-proc psci/buffer-name)))
;; pop to the "*psci*" buffer if the process is dead, the
;; buffer is missing or it's got the wrong mode.
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