Add the current project class path to the default class path about java-repl HOT 8 CLOSED

Thanks for spotting. I'll have a look into that.

At the moment classes autocompletion will work but for expressions is quite basic as intellij expects full java file to parse correctly. Hope to make it work at some point.

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Is there planned support for tab completion in the console version? I'm not sure how to determine all of the classes in scope (the ClassLoader API doesn't seem to have anything like this), maybe some sort of manual inventory of classes that are on the class path?

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yes, I had a look at this. It's a bit tricky since you need to know the type of expression which may produce side effects when evaluating. I had it working with evaluating expression in separate context but then the side effects :(. Scala does it by looking at last "constant" e.g. previous result, literal, etc. so should be able to add that. Adding class/package completion should be pretty straight forward and is planned :).

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Really appreciate this project btw! SBT ruined me, and when I changed jobs and went back to Java land I was missing the SBT console bad.

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thanks! it's been awesome fun so far and glad to see people enjoy it as well :)

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@trustin I had a look and repl is loaded with current classpath of the project. When you add jar it won't reflect if repl was started before. When I add a jar and restart IntelliJ I can import without a problem. I could maybe start using repl directly instead of via process handler to cater for changes in classpath or use classpath setting from command line before evaluation. Needs more thinking..

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I would love this.

Maybe the simplest thing would be to load an rc file that contains :cp commands... I'd be fine if I could just replicate my build environment that way.

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