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Like slime, if you ignore autocompletion, arglist hints, automatic indentation of macros based on &body, M-. (jump to definition), crossreferencing, and compile
by zachbeane 17y ago
Like slime, if you ignore autocompletion, arglist hints, automatic indentation of macros based on &body, M-. (jump to definition), crossreferencing, and compiler note overlays.
But having C-c C-c is nice!
- swannodette 17y agoMy thoughts exactly. SLIME if anything is more of an Lisp IDE (and a superior one at that) not just a clever hook to a REPL.
- mahmud 17y agoand a superior one at that Slime is indeed a superior lisp interaction mode.
- l0stman 17y agoIndeed. This video is probably worth a thousand words. http://www.guba.com/watch/3000054867 http://www.guba.com/watch/3000054867
- sophacles 17y agoI think 1000 is a couple orders of magnitude too few. Thanks for the link.