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Wow, this is awesome! I'm just learning Lisp/Arc now, so this will be a very handy tool for me. One quick suggestion...put a hook on the "onkeypress" event of
by profquail 17y ago
Wow, this is awesome! I'm just learning Lisp/Arc now, so this will be a very handy tool for me.
One quick suggestion...put a hook on the "onkeypress" event of the arc textarea for the up and down arrows, so that you can scroll backwards and forwards through the command history (which you could store in a javascript variable as a simple string array).
- palsecam 17y ago> I'm just learning Lisp/Arc now, so this will be a very handy tool for me. I'm very glad if it can help you learn! It's mainly for this purpose that I code this little thing (and to myself learn Arc doing it :-)) BTW, see also http://lotrepls.appspot.com/ http://lotrepls.appspot.com/, the Lord of the REPLs by Google. You can program in Clojure and Scheme (and also in non-Lisp languages like Ruby) with it. > put a hook on the "onkeypress" event of the arc textarea for the up and down arrows, so that you can scroll backwards and forwards through the command history Yep, this is on the TODO list, I'll work on that. Thanks.
- delackner 17y agoThat was fun. ctrl+space is already bound on my system, and / brings up inline search in firefox, so I had to copy and paste "/switch" to get it to change languages.