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Subject: Non-top-level read-eval-print loop?
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 92 03:42:21 PST
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In ML, is it possible to have a read-eval-print loop at NON-top-level
so that the values of an ML function's local variables can be accessed
interactively?

- Ching Tsun

