18:01 <duncan> I'm using racket for R6RS. I've been editing scripts and then entering the REPL with their definitions with enter!. But how do I reload a script without quiting the REPL entirely?

09:22 <think> Now I try to modify it and see if it can reload the modifications ... not managed yet

08:44 <think> Please, can somebody help me to modify the source code and reload the modification ?

08:42 <think> Last days, when I tried to work on Pie from Little Typer, I asked here how can I modify its source code and reload it immediately after

18:47 <alinsoar> I downloaded the source code of pie (https://github.com/the-little-typer/pie) and I do not know how to create a package from the source, such that each time I modify the code to reload the modification quickly.

02:15 <winny> you might be able to use the dynamic-rerequire feature of racket to achieve the reload without depending on a particular repl's featureset

01:50 <bremner> there is ,load ,require and ,require-reloadable

01:46 <edrx> is there a command that I can issue to the repl to make it load or reload a file foo.rkt in the current directory?

16:52 <river> but how do i tel it that a file was edited, so it should reload its contents

19:10 <samth> it depends what you want; if you want reloading of Racket code then it's non-trivial (but see that project which does most of the work), if you want what you usually get in other systems, where you have a separate template that's not Racket code then it would be eaiser

19:10 <winny> here's a contrived example of diy'ing a hot reloadable system (it doesn't support hot reloads, but shows how you'd use the primitives) https://github.com/winny-/adjutant/tree/master/core/plugin

19:08 <winny> there's some existing work out there to do live reloads of racket code... lemme find what i saw

16:34 <bremner> disclaimer: I use racket-mode in emacs, which is a "reload all the things" env, like drracket

16:34 <bremner> dutchie: have a look at ,require-reloadable