Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming?

Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by Tichy on Sunday October 28, 2007 @07:33AM (#73422)

Thanks for the info! I was more tending towards Scheme than Common LISP, does that make a difference?

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Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by corentin on Sunday October 28, 2007 @10:25AM (#73442)

The best Scheme IDE probably is DrScheme (plt-scheme.org)

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Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by herdrick on Sunday October 28, 2007 @04:39PM (#73504)

I use DrScheme every day. It's pretty good and getting better - they just added autocompletion (only for the standard library, not for your own bound variables) for example.

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Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by gills on Monday October 29, 2007 @03:38AM (#73693)

I also use DrScheme regularly.

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Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by apgwoz on Sunday October 28, 2007 @09:34AM (#73436)

Slime doesn't exist for scheme. You can use Slime48 for Scheme48 version 1.3, but I don't know of any other ports for Scheme.

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Re:Ask YC: which editor to use for LISP programming? by apgwoz on Sunday October 28, 2007 @10:04AM (#73440)

If you're using MIT Scheme, you might try Edwin?

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