Com MN PG P E B Consultant 3 wrote: > From: Stephan Frank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>people nowadays usually use slime [1] together with emacs. if >>you don't >>use emacs you really should consider using it. Slime provides your >>requested features and a lot more. > > > Actually, I did consider slime, and I do occasionally use emacs. > I was just looking for a more "lightweight" solution, such as > giving readline support to lisp, similar as it is done with clisp. > > But if there is no other option, I will try my luck with slime.
Ah OK, that was not clear to me from your mail. For that case you could try rlwrap [1] or ledit [2] which should give you readline editing, but personally I have never tried it. (besides: sorry for not sending the previous email to the list. I blame lack of coffee.) regs, Stephan [1] http://utopia.knoware.nl/~hlub/uck/rlwrap/ (call with 'rlwrap cmucl'), also look at http://weitz.de/completions.html [2] sorry, no site for this but at least in debian it's a package with this name
