Re:How to write Common Lisp in 2017 – an initiation manual
by db48x on Wednesday March 29, 2017 @03:36PM
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You might find MIT Scheme interesting, because it has a built-in Emacs clone. Just call (edit) and you're in.
I think what it really comes down to is that writing and maintaining an editor (especially a good one) is a very large task. A language that lets you use an editor you already like thus has a double advantage, with the possible downside that the integration won't be as good as possible. SLIME is pretty nice though.
I think what it really comes down to is that writing and maintaining an editor (especially a good one) is a very large task. A language that lets you use an editor you already like thus has a double advantage, with the possible downside that the integration won't be as good as possible. SLIME is pretty nice though.