interesting. I will try that. Actually, I was quite confused and didn't make myself very clear. All I want is to run my script from emacs, but on fluxus. I managed to do that in Eclipse, but I get errors when trying the GLSL examples.
Sorry about this wandering. I'm new to fluxus and scheme in general and I'm not quite sure of what I'm doing. Roger (+34) 639 81 26 71 http://www.rogerpibernat.com http://doodledeedoo.wordpress.com/ On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 12:35 PM, Kassen <[email protected]>wrote: > On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 01:16:04AM +0200, roger pibernat wrote: > > I'm new to Emacs and I'm trying to set it up to code fluxus. I just > can't > > make it run any code. Not even a simple scheme example. > > I'm not sure I heard of anyone doing what you want; running racket > inside of the editor. It'd be exciting if it would work. > > I can tell you what I do from Vim which will work. > > I start Racket inside of a named screen and there (require > fluxus-018/drflux). Now I have two windows; one running the Racket > interpreter in a terminal and one for the OpenGL graph. > > Then I start Vim with a plugin called "slime.vim". I think it was a > adaptation of a Emacs idea. This plugin simply gives me a hotkey to > select a paragraph of text and sends it to this screen session. There > Racket will cheerfully parse it and the result ends up in the GL > scene. > > This is of course a lot of stuff to start, especially if we add jackd > and Fluxa to the mix, so I wrote a bash script to do all of this for > me. > > That's not exactly what you want and it is not the "Emacs way" of > keeping as much as possible inside of the editor (I can see the > appeal), but as mentioned; this should work right now. That's worth > something too. > > You mention trying a few versions of Scheme, but I really think that > for this to work you'll need Racket and in particular you need the > exact Racket that you compiled Fluxus with. > > Hope that gives a bit more joy, > Kas. >
