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When I am working on an exercise when I make lots of changes trying stuff that sometimes didn't work. I would suggest a way to reset the current exercise source code back to the original unmodified example added to the h:hint / l:list / q:quit ? options. Maybe /r:reset? .
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I thought about that but also didn't want people to reset a file by mistake. This is especially a problem on Windows where you don't need to press ENTER after entering something in the prompt. Entering l then r is more explicit for me and can't easily happen by mistake.
But we could also add r:reset with a confirmation. What do you think?
I was going to request the same feature, but after learning about the ability to reset exercises from the list menu after pressing l mentioned above, that approach has been sufficient for me.
I still think adding an r command that resets the current exercise to the main menu would be a good idea, and that a confirmation step should be required, such as pressing r again, or typing the word "reset".
When I am working on an exercise when I make lots of changes trying stuff that sometimes didn't work. I would suggest a way to reset the current exercise source code back to the original unmodified example added to the h:hint / l:list / q:quit ? options. Maybe /r:reset? .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: