Greetings all, I'm new to scheme and an intermediate emacs user. Was going through the Little Schemer and having played with SLIME before, I was delighted to have something similar to work through the source in the book. So thank you for writing it.
I've installed Geiser from the git repository and am using it with racket 5.0.2 on MacOS X. I am running it all on Emacs 24.0.50 built from the bzr trunk. I've byte compiled geiser using the extremely helpful instructions off the website and the coniguration for it is: (setq racket-dist-dir "/Applications/Racket v5.0.2/") (load "geiser-load") (setq geiser-repl-history-filename "") (setq geiser-racket-binary (concat racket-dist-dir "bin/racket")) (setq geiser-active-implementations '(racket)) I'm wondering why the autodoc display in the minibuffer is fairly cryptic compared to slime, or autodoc running within an elisp buffer in emacs. At present, the repl has: Welcome to Racket v5.0.2. racket@> (print ) and when point is in the above sexp, I see (#%kernel:print _ (_) (_)) Since I'm quite new to geiser and scheme and lisp in general, it's quite likely I'm doing something wrong. Any info on what I'm messing up would be much appreciated. TIA, Ali Asad Lotia
