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Processing multiple commands terminated with a comment doesn't update proof state #102

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tchajed opened this issue Aug 17, 2016 · 2 comments

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@tchajed
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tchajed commented Aug 17, 2016

In the following example,

Goal True.
    trivial. (* *)
Qed.

if you process the auto and comment together (you can just goto the end of the comment), then the proof state is not refreshed until you do something like C-c C-p. For example, if Goal True. is part of this goto, then there is no proof state, and if you run just trivial. (* *) then you'll still see a goal of True even though it's been solved.

This only seems to happen if the last sentence in a sequence of commands sent together is a comment. Processing a command in the middle of a sequence works correctly.

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Matafou commented Aug 17, 2016

I was aware of this bug but strangely I did not find a corresponding bug report.

Thanks for reporting, we will see if we fix this now or after switching to the new protocol.

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I can verify the bug in the current PG, and also verify that it does not
occur in the XML protocol fork.

-- Paul

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 11:47 AM, Pierre Courtieu [email protected]
wrote:

I was aware of this bug but strangely I did not find a corresponding bug
report.

Thanks for reporting, we will see if we fix this now or after switching to
the new protocol.


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