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+1. No, VS Code is an unusable resource hog for me, I don't think you would gain sthg in trying the plugin again, the last releases were not full of changes. L
by vindarel 3y ago
+1. No, VS Code is an unusable resource hog for me, I don't think you would gain sthg in trying the plugin again, the last releases were not full of changes.
Lem is remarkably featureful and usable for CL development though! Both its ncurses and SDL2 frontends. I only miss a couple keys from Slime: C-c C-y (print the function the cursor is on to the REPL), C-c ~ (sync the REPL with the current package (namespace)), then a better imenu, and that's it. Simple git support is available for power users too 8-)
- reikonomusha 3y agoLem is cool! But doesn't address what I consider a fundamental problem for Common Lisp adoption: lack of no-nonsense support for a familiar IDE. Lem feels like an Emacs, so the same people that won't use Emacs also won't use Lem... which is a lot of potential users.
- rcarmo 3y agoLem (and sbcl) is still broken on macOS Sonoma, sadly.
- weikju 3y agoBroken how? I've had no issues with sbcl for quite a while.
- fiddlerwoaroof 3y agoI use sbcl on Sonoma every day
- kagevf 3y agoC-c ~ isn't defined in any of my emacsen ... do you happen to know the command name it binds to? edit never mind ... it's bound when invoked from a .lisp source file ... very cool! I think I will use this a lot! Thank you for sharing it ...