Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi, A few days ago I saw Russ Cox's "A Tour of Acme" and got really interested. Today I installed "Plan 9 from User Space" on my Mac (also supports Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, SunOS), and of course I had to try running PicoLi

Re: Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi Jon, On Friday 28 of September 2012 10:34:11 you wrote: > A few days ago I saw Russ Cox's "A Tour of Acme" > and got really interested. Today I > installed "Plan 9 from User Space" on my > Mac (also supports Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD,

Re: Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi Jon, > and got really interested. Today I > installed "Plan 9 from User Space" on > my Mac (also supports Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, SunOS), and > of course I had to try running PicoLisp from within acme win. It Good! :) > w

Re: Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi Alex, On Friday 28 of September 2012 11:04:41 you wrote: > It seems that this terminal doesn't handle Ctrl-H (ASCII 8) to erase the > character to the left of the current position. This seems pretty > non-standard to me. Acme does not emulate anything resembling ANSI terminal. As far as I kno

Re: Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi Dexen, > Acme does not emulate anything resembling ANSI terminal. As far as I know, it > only treats TAB and LF characters in special way. In particular, no cursor > addressing resembling anything of ANSI terminal. Yes, but this is on a level higher. The picolisp line editor avoids any depen

Re: Running PicoLisp in Acme

Hi lists, On Friday 28 of September 2012 13:28:57 you wrote: > > Acme does not emulate anything resembling ANSI terminal. As far as I know, > > it only treats TAB and LF characters in special way. In particular, no > > cursor addressing resembling anything of ANSI terminal. > > Yes, but this is o

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