I am trying to locate a formater and a beautifier for LISP programs. I
currently write some programs for AutoLISP and need utility to help to format
the routines.
Thanks to whoever reads and response to this message!!
Robert Oaks
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····@elan.af.mil (Robert Oaks) writes:
> I am trying to locate a formater and a beautifier for LISP programs. I
>currently write some programs for AutoLISP and need utility to help to format
>the routines.
xemacs has a nice 'pretty-print-buffer' function, which inserts a
title and such. Context-sensitive fonts and automatic indentation is
in xemacs, anyway. These features also exist for GNU emacs.
Martin
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Martin Cracauer wrote:
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> ····@elan.af.mil (Robert Oaks) writes:
>
> > I am trying to locate a formater and a beautifier for LISP programs. I
> >currently write some programs for AutoLISP and need utility to help to format
> >the routines.
>
> xemacs has a nice 'pretty-print-buffer' function, which inserts a
> title and such. Context-sensitive fonts and automatic indentation is
> in xemacs, anyway. These features also exist for GNU emacs.
>
> Martin
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I always tryed to use pretty-print-buffer, but it always complained about:
"Required feature faces not provided"
Do you know where this stuff is located, so that I could load it ?
I run Xemacs 19.13 MIPS-SGI-IRIX-5.3
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>>>>> On 8 Feb 1996, ····@elan.af.mil (Robert Oaks) wrote:
Oaks> I am trying to locate a formater and a beautifier for LISP
Oaks> programs. I currently write some programs for AutoLISP and need
Oaks> utility to help to format the routines.
There are some freely-available Lisp pretty-printers that may help you get
started. The one I'm familiar with is Richard Water's XP, available from
ftp://merl.com/pub/xp
or the CMU AI Repository:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/Web/Groups/AI/html/repository.html
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