Sorry for asking what should be a simple question, but I've RTFMed and
RTFGed extensively but still have not figured it out...
I am trying to configure my .emacs file to automatically launch my
lisp. I would have thought that:
(run-lisp)
would do the job- Typing M-x run-lisp works fine, after all.
However, instead I get the following error:
No Lisp subprocess; see variable `inferior-lisp-buffer'
-Thanks for any pointers
"conrad" <·····················@yahoo.com> writes:
> Sorry for asking what should be a simple question, but I've RTFMed and
> RTFGed extensively but still have not figured it out...
>
> I am trying to configure my .emacs file to automatically launch my
> lisp. I would have thought that:
>
> (run-lisp)
>
> would do the job- Typing M-x run-lisp works fine, after all.
>
> However, instead I get the following error:
>
> No Lisp subprocess; see variable `inferior-lisp-buffer'
> -Thanks for any pointers
C-h f run-lisp RET
indicates that run-lisp takes an argument: (run-lisp CMD)
(run-lisp "clisp -I")
works fine from my .emacs
There's a little difference between commands and functions.
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