Re:Introduction to Clojure (2013)
by kazinator on Monday November 12, 2018 @03:03AM
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TXR Lisp comes with an accurate syntax definition file for Vim (and only Vim). Well, not exactly "comes with": txr.vim is in the root directory of the source tree. Some distros seem to package that, like Arch.
The whole project was developed using Vim.
Vim supports normal Common Lisp out-of-the-box. Just save your file under a .cl or .lisp suffix.
In 18 years of working with Lisp in Vim, I never had a problem. Never installed a plugin or did anything special (other than developing that syntax file for TXR Lisp). At most I played with the content of :lispwords; that's about it.
The whole project was developed using Vim.
Vim supports normal Common Lisp out-of-the-box. Just save your file under a .cl or .lisp suffix.
In 18 years of working with Lisp in Vim, I never had a problem. Never installed a plugin or did anything special (other than developing that syntax file for TXR Lisp). At most I played with the content of :lispwords; that's about it.