Esben Stien:
I also have some hard time understanding what actually evaluates the
lisp code on the SND homepage. So far I've managed to run scheme code
in the interpreter in emacs.
I don't understand, with normal SND, how to evaluate scheme code
without putting it into the interpreter.
I'm not quite sure what you don't understand, but SND, at least for
snd-ls, runs the scheme interpreter "guile" internally. And when
pressing Ctrl+Alt+x on a block of code in emacs, emacs sends that block
to SND through stdin. SND evaluates the code and gives feedback to
emacs via stdout/stderr.
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