Kogics

Hi Steve,

Is there some way of entering this "full sala" mode without opening the Scala Tuturial?

The full scala mode is always on!

What you're seeing is the fact that - for single lines of code, Kojo works in verbose mode, whareas for multiple lines of code, Kojo works in non-verbose mode. In verbose mode, all output from the Scala interpreter is shown within the Output pane. In non-verbose mode, interpreter output is suppressed.

So, how is one supposed to work with this behavior (for multiple lines of code)? You have two options:

(1) println everything you want to see in the output pane. E.g. :

def minmax(x: Int, y: Int): (Int,Int) = {
    if (x > y) (y,x)
    else (x,y)
}

print(minmax(1,3))

(2) run the showVerboseOutput() command to explicitly force verbose output for multi-line scripts (this is what the Scala Tutorial does).

Cheers,
- Lalit