P� Sat, 05 Jul 2008 22:39:57 +0200, skrev Francogrex <······@grex.org>:
> Hi, I'm looking for a good LISP editor (for windows), I use CLISP on
> windows XP. I know this has been discussed before but all I found were
> references to Emacs. In all honesty I tried Emacs and I hate it, it's
> bulky and "unix like", I really do not want to use it to run common
> lisp from it. I am currently using Able which has a tclk editor and
> runs clisp which is integrated, it's good but limiting in the sense
> that I have to accept the version of clisp the developer has put into
> it and if there's a new clisp version I can't integrate it (or if i
> want to use it with other lisp implementations, I can't). Are there
> any other good free and light editors which let me run common lisp
> from it (not just a code editor and then do the silly load...command!)?
There is a eclipse plugin called cusp which is supposed to be pretty good.
http://www.eclipse.org/
http://bitfauna.com/projects/cusp/index.html
This is made to work with SBCL so you would have to tweak it to work with
clisp.
It uses the SWANK interface so I can't see why this should be difficult.
(SWANK is the Common Lisp end of SLIME, the Emacs mode for Lisp)
I use ECL Lisp shell sometimes. This is written against .NET using Edi's
RDNZL.
Nice features like intellisense, context sensitive help and syntax
highlighting.
Much lighter and less feature ritch than cusp.
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John Thingstad