[erlang-bugs] Want improve document about Getting Started

[Robert Virding]

The input to the shell can also be a sequence of expressions separated by
',' in the same way as the body of a clause can be a sequence of
expressions. The shell will process this sequence in the same as it is done
in a clause body by evaluating the expressions sequentially in order.

Robert


On 29 March 2015 at 08:53, Netroby <hufeng1987@REDACTED> wrote:

> By read the manual , we know how to compile and run module
>
> for example
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> 3> c(helloworld).
> {ok,helloworld}
> 4> helloworld:start().
> Hello world
>
> ok, this work as normal.
>
> But we can put two step into one, compile and execute
>
> 9> c(helloworld),helloworld:start().
>
>
> if you want put more step in one single line input, you can split them
> with comma ,
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> Appreciate your time.
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