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beluga-mode's holes feature does not work after the first load as of 1d39095 because the elisp assumes that holes are numbered starting from 0 but the ocaml uses a single counter to assign numbers to holes across multiple file loads.
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's holes feature does not work after the first load as of 1d39095 because the elisp assumes that holes are numbered starting from 0 but the ocaml uses a single counter to assign numbers to holes across multiple file loads.Here's a sample patch that fixes the problem, albeit in a possibly non-ideal way:
https://gist.github.com/ee727345c639c6d496c6e177f955fe57
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