You still can't edit other text files from within the UI, but at least
now you have a place to persist your own definitions over restarts.
I thought about having a [definitions] section in the config INI file,
but for some reason I prefer a separate definitions.txt file. I dunno.
Might change it in future.
At start-up defs that DON'T type check are permitted (so you can use e.g.
loop, map, etc.) in the definitions "source", but then the user-facing
inscribe command only allows you to define new commands that DO
type-check. The ideal solution here is to get inference working for the
loopy words. (In the meantime you can select and execute their
definition text directly. That's not (yet!) type-checked.)
Now the UI highlights commands and numbers as you move the mouse, numbers
are blue, commands that type-check are green, commands that fail to
type-check are orange and will not be interpreted, and if there is no
stack effect information available for a command it is grey but you can
still attempt to execute it.
You can still evaluate whole expressions by selceting them and
right-inter-clicking before you release the left button, or by putting
the cursor on a line and typing ctrl-enter, which will run the whole
line. These expressions are NOT (yet) type-checked.
Simon Forman