Hi.
My seaching after "my idea of a good LISP-Editor".
I can find a editor there can this or do this:
- Start the program if i clich on a button (exambel F3), then LISP run my
programcode (like Visual Basic).
- It must work on WinME and on my other machine, a UNIC machine.
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Subject: Re: my idea of a good LISP-Editor
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On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 08:06:00PM +0200, XzXzX wrote:
> Hi.
>
> My seaching after "my idea of a good LISP-Editor".
> I can find a editor there can this or do this:
> - Start the program if i clich on a button (exambel F3), then LISP run my
> programcode (like Visual Basic).
> - It must work on WinME and on my other machine, a UNIC machine.
>
All of the commercial Common Lisp environments come with good editors or
Emacs modes. The free Common Lisp community tends to use Emacs + ILISP,
or vim. You will soon realize that most Common Lisp compilers offer the
ability to dynamically modify and inspect a running program, and that
a good editor is one that makes this convenient.
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"XzXzX" <·····@enter-s.dk> writes:
> Hi.
>
> My seaching after "my idea of a good LISP-Editor".
> I can find a editor there can this or do this:
> - Start the program if i clich on a button (exambel F3), then LISP run my
> programcode (like Visual Basic).
> - It must work on WinME and on my other machine, a UNIC machine.
What's wrong with Emacs?
Cheers
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"XzXzX" <·····@enter-s.dk> wrote in message
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> My seaching after "my idea of a good LISP-Editor".
> I can find a editor there can this or do this:
> - Start the program if i clich on a button (exambel F3), then LISP run my
> programcode (like Visual Basic).
> - It must work on WinME and on my other machine, a UNIC machine.
One problem is that Lisp (well, Common Lisp at least) doesn't have a neatly
packaged notion of a program and how to start it. As others have mentioned,
Lisp IDEs or Emacs provide ways to load Lisp files or call functions, so you
could define you own local conventions to load a particular file or call a
particular function.
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