The new scheme-complete.el supporting Chicken 4.0 is now
available:
http://synthcode.com/emacs/scheme-complete-0.8.3.el.gz
Using/importing now also searches files in the current
directory, and fully scans the file for type inferencing
information. This is more expensive, so scheme-complete now
caches all module exports, making it faster than before.
You can optionally enable "smart" indentation with:
(add-hook 'scheme-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(setq lisp-indent-function 'scheme-smart-indent-function)))
This is just normal Scheme indentation, but it disables
special indentation rules if you locally override a
variable. The case that bugs me is that I normally set the
indentation for LOOP to behave like LET (as in
foof-loop/loopy-loop) but then when you do
(let loop (...)
...)
that would be wrong. The scheme-smart-indent-function fixes
this.
As always, comments and bug reports greatly appreciated.
--
Alex
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