@Highwayman I always assumed Polygott was a language of itself :)

@CaptainAnon eh, kinda. It’s just a make file.

@Highwayman I just created one and realised that!

@Highwayman Interesting! Curious though... if I go to https://repl.it/languages - I don't see polygott? But your link does work for me.

@harperjohn it’s a beta language technically.

@Highwayman ahhhh, ok... so "available", but not "visible"/documented yet?

@harperjohn basically

To add on to this, you can use this line to set the run command.
run = "{$command}"
Check this article to find out more : https://docs.repl.it/repls/dot-replit

Thanks @CaptainAnon and @tharlynnhtetong !

Is there a way to make the run "context" or "file" specific?

For example, if I have a repl with two files. Say one is C and one is Python, can I make it so that when the C file is the active tab, that "run" means to run the C file? and then if I switch to the python file, have run mean run the python file?

@harperjohn I don't think that's possible. Given that the C file is only a library, you don't need to run it directly and can just build it before installing it into your Python environment.

@CaptainAnon Good point! I guess what I really meant was "someLib.c", "someMainLibTester.c" and "pythonLibTester.py"

When I was the tab with the C file (with a main) it would run the C file, and then vice-versa for the Python.

If that is not possible... is it possible for repls to share the same virtual/temporary "repl space" so that I could have two browser tabs open, with two different repls (one C and one Python), but sharing the same "current directory" or at least having visibility to the each other's "current directory"?

@harperjohn You could use the shell (cmd/cntrl + shift + P) to run your programs (and not use the run button).

@CaptainAnon I am in my python Repl and I open a shell to build by C library, but CMake is not installed. How do I install CMake into by python repl?

(Which is really a more general question, how can I make my python reply have all the tools that are in my c repl?
And, going in the other direction, how do add packages to the python in my C repl?)

@harperjohn I'm not sure. Have you tried using a polygott repl?

@CaptainAnon I played a bit more with a polygott repl and it does have cmake installed! And by using the run -l c and the run -l python commands I was able to alternately run both of these files/languages!!!

I realize that polygott is new/beta, but is there some (even beta) docs on it?

Does polygott have all the languages installed/configured?

Also run --help prints
Usage: run-project [-sb] [-l language]

What is/are the [-sb] option(s)?

And is the "run" command (and other command) documented? I could not find it mentioned in the "docs" page?

@harperjohn I'm afraid I haven't used the Polygott repl very much (at all). To configure the command which is run when the run button is pressed you can use a .replit file to specify the command. Relevant documentation page.