NB: one can put multiple statements into an `edit`. E.g. when editing a we can do:
5 b = 10
which will set a to 5 and b to 10
If the value of an `edit` in the editor has a syntax error, the remaining statements are not evaluated and there is no error message given.
E.g. when editing a:
'new_value'
b = illegal_syntax
a will take on its new value while b would stick with its old value despite no error message.
E.g. reversing the order for the syntax error when editing a:
illegal_syntax
b = 'new_value'
neither a nor b will take on new values, nor is there an error message.
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SERVER-3787 'edit' command in shell
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