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Latest tagged entries for 'LISP'
Lispworks as a shell script, minor tweaks
Tuesday, 11-Dec-2007 11:17 A GMT-04
Update the code to save a Lispworks console image.
Software Design, The Lisp Way
Friday, 25-May-2007 4:58 P GMT-04
Quote from Rainer Joswig on software design
Lispworks major modes, crickets, Freebird
Friday, 18-May-2007 2:34 P GMT-04
Lispworks major modes, crickets, Freebird
Remote agent doesn't really need that much plumbing
Wednesday, 9-May-2007 5:35 P GMT-04
remote agent and (lack of) plumbing
The Listener shell reader
Monday, 23-Apr-2007 10:57 A GMT-04
Listener shell reader: #\\ considered harmful (sort of)
Listener shell infrastructure III
Thursday, 19-Apr-2007 11:10 P GMT-04
Progress on the Listener shell mode.
What's a good remote agent?
Friday, 13-Apr-2007 12:27 A GMT-04
What's a good remote agent? A Perl module? mosref? Something else?
Listener shell infrastructure II
Thursday, 12-Apr-2007 9:58 P GMT-04
I got the basic "run a command and send me the output" working. Now I have to make some design decisions (and write some more code, of course). Obviously(?) I want to do as much of the heavy lifting as possible on the Lisp side and leave the remote
Progress made on the Listener shell infrastructure
Thursday, 12-Apr-2007 12:08 P GMT-04
As I mentioned ... somewhere else, I think, I want to build a mode that lets me run shell commands (on local or remote systems) directly from the listener window.
Three bugs reported to Lispworks yesterday, all (mostly) solved today, with a single config change.
Wednesday, 11-Apr-2007 5:13 P GMT-04
Yesterday I reported three bugs to Lispworks (mentioned here). Wade Humeniuk suggested I might have a problem with Lesstif. I switched to Open Motif and most of my problems went away.
Stable Lispworks
Wednesday, 11-Apr-2007 12:56 P GMT-04
Wow, LW is so much more stable using Open Motif (than Lesstif) it's just, well, very nice. :)
Lispworks Pro ordered. Let the adventure begin.
Tuesday, 10-Apr-2007 8:28 A GMT-04
I ordered Lispworks Pro this morning. Let the adventure begin.
I also added a comment to Dave Fox's entry at the CL Directory:
Dave Fox at least occasionally personally answers the phones at Lispworks: he took my order for Lispworks Pro. May
Going over to the dark side - Emacs
Monday, 9-Apr-2007 8:27 A GMT-04
The more I worked on adding Lisp to Vim (see other posts about SLIMPL and Slim-Vim and Vim+ECL and so forth), the more I disliked the Vim internals, and the more I felt like I was just re-implementing Emacs, in which case why not just use Emacs?
slim-vim activity
Thursday, 30-Nov-2006 3:05 P GMT-04
I spent some time on my lunch hour today re-opening vim+ecl.
Emacs-like editors written in Common Lisp?
Sunday, 26-Nov-2006 9:47 P GMT-04
The more Lisp I do, the more I want to do Lisp in my editor, too.
Got Peter's Lisp FAQ code running.
Wednesday, 22-Nov-2006 1:25 A GMT-04
This morning I got Peter's Lispfaq code running: three dependencies, relearn ASDF, and fix two bugs (one mine & one his), and then it worked!
Lisp FAQ updated, v2 -> v3
Friday, 17-Nov-2006 10:31 A GMT-04
Flattened staging-faq to flat-ascii; moved several Q/As to faq.
Lisp FAQ downloaded
Thursday, 16-Nov-2006 1:25 A GMT-04
Lisp FAQ downloaded from Google Code repository.
First cut of Slime for Vim, using real Slime (boy that sounds funny, doesn't it? "... using real slime"? :)
Tuesday, 25-Apr-2006 9:03 A GMT-04
Yesterday (4/24/2006) Brad Beveridge announced a first cut, very raw version of Slime for Vim+ECL.
