On 11/5/2010 9:04 AM, 김태윤 wrote:
hello~
I am a Emacs beginner
I want to use Emacs as Scheme IDE (Interpreter and compiler) on windows XP
I add a following line to ".emacs" file
(require 'quack)
and open the Emacs
M-x
run-scheme
(I tried racket, gracket, mzscheme)
and tried to evaluate the following code
(require scheme/gui) or (require racket/gui)
(define f (new frame% (label "test")))
(send f show #t)
it doesn't working at all
is there anyway I can gui scheme programming on Emacs?(and image
related programming)
김태윤,
I have no idea what quack/racket/gracket/mzscheme are. However, M-x
run-scheme is supposed to work...
...on a Linux system with Scheme installed. The subrocess support tends
to be hit-or-miss in Windoze systems, even with the target command(s)
installed in the the %PATH%. (Is there even a Scheme implementation for
Windoze?). Note that Scheme itself does not come with the Emacs distro;
all that run-scheme does is start up an external Scheme process in an
Emacs window, much the same way that M-x shell will start a sub-shell in
a window (this one *does* work on Windoze, but who the heck wants a DOS
shell...).
If your installed Scheme is called something other than "scheme", then
you need to set (in your .emacs) the variable scheme-program-name to the
string name of your Scheme system.
-jp
