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It would be awesome if Pluto automatically (reactively) updated variable names when you change the name of a variable where it is first defined. For example, if I had these two cells,
Cell 1
a =1
Cell 2
b = a +42
and I changed the name of a to foo in Cell 1, it would be great if Pluto automatically updated Cell 2 to read b = foo + 42.
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If we can add back something like #1925 with a smaller performance cost it should be quite easy to implement (not for macro defined symbols however).
Yeah, this would be best I think. We could add some special cases for @gensym and friends, but there is no way to backtrack what symbol in the code was used to create a variable in a macro result (sadly), so no automagic here :(
Would be cool if we had some flow for applying these kind of tasks to your notebook, where Pluto would present you with cases where it is not sure what to do (say, we know a variable is used in a cell, but we can't figure out where so we show it to you like "Hey you need to update something here!"), but that would be a whole project 😅
It would be awesome if Pluto automatically (reactively) updated variable names when you change the name of a variable where it is first defined. For example, if I had these two cells,
Cell 1
Cell 2
and I changed the name of
a
tofoo
in Cell 1, it would be great if Pluto automatically updated Cell 2 to readb = foo + 42
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: