Hey Chris, I use fluxus with MrEd and Emacs exclusively.
This is in my .emacs: (setq scheme-program-name "mred-text -i -t /usr/local/collects/fluxus-016/drflux.ss") But most of the time, I end up doing a ^UM-xrun-scheme and deleting the -t option, so when I "run-scheme" it just does a "mred-text -i" Then in my scheme file, typically the first line is: (require fluxus-016/drflux) Which then gets the whole fluxus thing working... Either way will work... I do the latter cuz sometimes I want change things up before firing up fluxus. All interaction then will be through your subordinate scheme window... which is good if 1) like me you like emacs and/or 2) you don't want the scratchpad visible while you code. Hope that helps! -Scott On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 3:49 AM, chris kummerer <[email protected]> wrote: > hi, > > (I realize it's getting boring, but I still had to shelve working with > fluxus again for various reasons, now on vacation I have time enough but:) > > if I use drflux.ss in drscheme and run it I get a repl and as a simple test > (build-cube) works as expected, using drflux.ss from mred (via -z -t > drflux.ss) > yields a black window but mred never returns to the repl prompt, could > someone > enlighten me how to get the fluxus repl to work from mred and thus emacs ? > > TIA > > x > > -- > [email protected] Postmodernism is german romanticism with better > http://pilot.fm/ special effects. (Jeff Keuss / via ctheory.net) >
