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Piotr
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On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 01:10:09PM -0700, Abby A wrote:
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Cheers,
Piotr
On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 01:10:09PM -0700, Abby A wrote:
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On 12/4/2014 1:16 PM, Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
Despite being initially cryptic, I'd strongly recommend learning Emacs.
It's a valuable and flexible tool that can be useful in many situations,
not only for editing CHICKEN code. If you are familiar with Lisp
languages (and I assume you are),
Hi Nathan,
On Thu, 11 Dec 2014 11:05:44 -0500 Nathan Thern nth...@gmail.com wrote:
On 12/4/2014 1:16 PM, Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
Despite being initially cryptic, I'd strongly recommend learning Emacs.
It's a valuable and flexible tool that can be useful in many situations,
not only for
Hi Nathan!
I've been following this thread but haven't had a chance to jump in
until now.
SLIME support is sort of broken, at best, on newer Emacs. I tried
getting it limping back along but I think you'll find it lacking.
I wrote a package for Emacs that can be installed via MELPA and
Not quite a fullblown IDE, but useful to me: LispEdit for geany
http://www.cliki.net/LispEDIT
You'll need to change the keybindings in the sourcode if you don't like the
default :-)
Nik
Am Freitag, 12. Dezember 2014 schrieb Dan Leslie:
Hi Nathan!
I've been following this thread but
mfv m...@freeshell.de writes:
I reproduced the result multiple times, with ST2/R freezing each time. And
yes, the freezing occured after loading the csv file with
(define csvblob (read-lines csvtesteng.csv)).
and accessing it with something like
(car csvblob).
CSI, when run from the
Hi,
Despite being initially cryptic, I'd strongly recommend learning Emacs.
It's a valuable and flexible tool that can be useful in many situations,
I will give it a try.
Thanks!
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Hello Christian,
Maybe this is unrelated to the IDE you tunnel through csi but rather
an issue with csi itself:
Not sure. I think it is rather a thing with ST2/SublimeREPL. See below.
When you say once do you mean you just did it 1 time? Please keep
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Does this solve your
Hello to another freeshell user :),
Ahoi! (: Freeshell i quite something! (:
Just a part of an answer,
Thanks!
Most Lispy stuff is heavilty biased towards Emacs I'm afraid. Not a
problem for people that like Emacs, like me, but using
anything else can often feel like paddling
Hi,
On Thu, 4 Dec 2014 12:51:30 +0100 mfv m...@freeshell.de wrote:
It is not that I am totally against emacs, but I must confess that
learning the myriad of cryptic commands would seriously strain my
patience. Mind you, I am writing this on Mutt/Freeshell now, which is
using emacs. As such,
Hi there,
I am currently using Sublime Text 2 with Sublime REPL to fool around with
Chicken Scheme. It does not work perfect, but until now it has been the best
solution apart from using the REPL in the command prompt in Windows 7.
However, it seems that sublimeREPL can not handle larger data
* mfv m...@freeshell.de [141202 14:12]:
Hi there,
I am currently using Sublime Text 2 with Sublime REPL to fool around with
Chicken Scheme. It does not work perfect, but until now it has been the best
solution apart from using the REPL in the command prompt in Windows 7.
However, it
Hello to another freeshell user :),
Just a part of an answer,
Most Lispy stuff is heavilty biased towards Emacs I'm afraid. Not a
problem for people that like Emacs, like me, but using
anything else can often feel like paddling against the current.
Except for the data structure thing, what
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