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I used Emacs Starter Kit (http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit) and it set everything up for me in se
by micampe 17y ago
I used Emacs Starter Kit (http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit) and it set everything up for me in seconds.
- spatulon 17y agoI should add that I'm using Aquamacs, and avoided the Emacs Starter Kit due to the following note on the page you linked: "Some have reported getting it to work with Aquamacs. However, since Aquamacs is not portable, it's difficult to test in it, and breakage is common."
- prospero 17y agoI've been using it with Aquamacs without difficulty, for whatever it's worth.
- swannodette 17y agoI have some instructions that work equally for Carbon Emacs or Aquamacs here, http://www.formconstant.net/diagrams/?p=54 http://www.formconstant.net/diagrams/?p=54. Setting up Clojure on OS X is really easy now.
- swannodette 17y agoI think these days the easiest way to getting a working Clojure+SLIME setup is to use ELPA.
- twism 17y agoBy far. And use leiningen swank to configure the classpath for your REPL when working on a project. http://wiki.github.com/technomancy/leiningen/emacs-integration http://wiki.github.com/technomancy/leiningen/emacs-integrati...
- micampe 17y agoEmacs Starter Kit includes ELPA and a bunch packages from there: it is precisely just a starter kit with some setup made for you and some "skeleton" for your .emacs.d. So, if you already have your Emacs and ELPA setup, it's easier to just install a couple packages, but if you are starting from scratch with Emacs (as I was), the starter kit is better.
- div 17y agoMy .emacs is based on the emacs-starter-kit as well, its really helpful to hit the ground running if you do not have a configured emacs yet.