skewer-mode has been a very useful tool for me learning JavaScript. I constantly use skewer-eval-last-expression and skewer-eval-defun for debugging purposes, but I find that most of the time I want to evaluate the entire script file I am working on, rather than a single function or expression. Is there a way for me to evaluate the entire buffer, rather than just a function or expression?
My current hack to get around this, is to just surround all the code I am working on in curly braces. That way when I call skewer-eval-defun, all the code within the braces is evaluated. However, it would be nice if there was a solution that didn't involve extra code that needs to be removed later (the extra braces affect indentation as well).
