William Sit wrote:
I am not interested in editing in emacs (as a last resort, I can cut and paste
into an emacs buffer), but rather how to run a process (lisp). As far as I
know, it is only an edit buffer. Supposedly, lisp is already running? There is
no "prompt" to enter a lisp expression and everything I entered was treated like
text.
If you are in Emacs, type
M-x lisp-interaction-mode
and hit RETURN.
(Here M-x is either ESC key and then "x" key or the "Alt" key and the
"x" key together.)
That turns your buffer into a LISP buffer (which *scratch* normally is
if you haven't deleted it). Now you type a LISP expression.
(defun f (x) (car x))
go with the cursor at the end of the line and hit Ctrl-j. That will
evaluate that line.
Sorry, that is all I know, but perhaps it helps.
Ralf
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