Extra functionality for Tardis commandline.#1
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Here I have added some extra commands for the Tardis commandline. Here is a quick overview:
help — this command gives you help on various commands of the program. If you type a command after help, you'll get detailed info on that command.
pets — It does the opposite of step, and jumps one back in the program. (I thought
pets' was much cooler thanunstep')rewrite CODE — This lets you rewrite the current tick to contain CODE, then recompiles and reruns the program.
unwrite — This will unwrite the current tick you're on. In other words, it takes the appropriate tick from the original program and overwrites what that tick currently holds.
It's not perfect (I can imagine things breaking if you use rewrite and turn one tick into two), but in my opinion it's good enough to be put into the main program.