feature: Eval snippet about dart-sublime-bundle HOT 10 CLOSED

there's no eval. What's the use case? And yes, there must be a main() for a script to run.

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No concrete use case in mind. Let's say you want to print some fancy stuff in a file and you whip up a short dart script in the middle of the file.

I think there are plugins that let you do this with Python and other languages.

I'm adding a lot stuff just in a stream of conciousness way. Tell me when to stop if it gets too annoying! :)

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You could just create a temporary file with the snippet wrapped in a main function so it would run. You'd also have to bring in the imports the snippet needs.

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Or perhaps simply guarantee some imports where there in the first place. At least for a first implementation.

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Yeah, could just include all the dart:* imports except dart:html since that only works in a browser.

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Hm, in an effort to keep our TODO list small, we can marked this as "Not Planned" and close it out for now. The developer can always write a small script and Run it. Dart isn't really set up like Ruby or Python and you need a main() method and often imports to run a snippet of code.

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We don't have a roadmap or any other system to prioritize issues here, but the fact they are listed doesn't mean they will be done any time soon.

I will create a few tags to indicate this more clearly. Later on we can start using the milestones feature to group issues over a timeline.

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ok, added some priority labels. how do they look?

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@sethladd

LGTM. Should I rename when:Next to something like priority:High? I think we both created new labels at the same time. :-)

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Closing this for now.

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