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Based on Lisp, Emacs has also very good support for REPL, or read-eval-print-loop programming. My impression is this is becoming more important. Anyway this is
by jnxx 6y ago
Based on Lisp, Emacs has also very good support for REPL,
or read-eval-print-loop programming. My impression
is this is becoming more important. Anyway this is
an extremely valuable feature if one programs
Common Lisp, Racket, Clojure, Forth, or Python (noting
that Python has only partial support for that kind
of programming, but it still helps a lot).
- npsimons 6y agoPython's getting there! I recently went on a tear of going through "elpa-*" packages in Debian and setting them up, and one was elpy, which now gets closer to SLIME's C-x C-e.