How to get coq to print out new goal and hypotheses after applying tactic











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sometimes I find coq gets into a state where when I apply a tactic, the new goal and hypotheses don't automatically get printed out. How do I set it to print these out after each tactic invocation.



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  • What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
    – ejgallego
    Nov 13 at 10:59










  • I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 13 at 15:54










  • I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
    – Jason Gross
    Nov 13 at 16:54






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    I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
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sometimes I find coq gets into a state where when I apply a tactic, the new goal and hypotheses don't automatically get printed out. How do I set it to print these out after each tactic invocation.



This is coq 8.7.2, using coqtop






coq







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  • What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
    – ejgallego
    Nov 13 at 10:59










  • I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 13 at 15:54










  • I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
    – Jason Gross
    Nov 13 at 16:54






  • 1




    I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 14 at 16:16













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sometimes I find coq gets into a state where when I apply a tactic, the new goal and hypotheses don't automatically get printed out. How do I set it to print these out after each tactic invocation.



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sometimes I find coq gets into a state where when I apply a tactic, the new goal and hypotheses don't automatically get printed out. How do I set it to print these out after each tactic invocation.



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  • What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
    – ejgallego
    Nov 13 at 10:59










  • I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 13 at 15:54










  • I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
    – Jason Gross
    Nov 13 at 16:54






  • 1




    I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 14 at 16:16


















  • What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
    – ejgallego
    Nov 13 at 10:59










  • I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 13 at 15:54










  • I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
    – Jason Gross
    Nov 13 at 16:54






  • 1




    I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
    – Li-yao Xia
    Nov 14 at 16:16
















What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
– ejgallego
Nov 13 at 10:59




What is your Coq version? What user interface are you using?
– ejgallego
Nov 13 at 10:59












I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
– Li-yao Xia
Nov 13 at 15:54




I'm not OP but I've seen this happen with Proof General, but I haven't investigated why. In the meantime, you can use C-c C-p to refresh the goal window.
– Li-yao Xia
Nov 13 at 15:54












I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
– Jason Gross
Nov 13 at 16:54




I believe this is more a problem with older versions of ProofGeneral than with newer ones
– Jason Gross
Nov 13 at 16:54




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I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
– Li-yao Xia
Nov 14 at 16:16




I opened an issue with a minimized example github.com/ProofGeneral/PG/issues/403
– Li-yao Xia
Nov 14 at 16:16












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I believe when this happens it's a bug in Proof General, which is supposed to display the proof context whenever you're in the middle of a proof. Li-yao Xia's solution of hitting C-c C-p should work.






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