> Com MN PG P E B Consultant 3 wrote: > > 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. > > Perhaps the first question should be, if you "occasionally use > emacs", then what do you use the rest of the time? How are you > editing your lisp code now?
I have just started learning Lisp, and for most other code editing, I use right now mainly Nedit and occasionally Kedit and Kate. > IMHO if you are editing your code some other way, then indeed > from that perspective *any* solution where step 1 is "first fire > up emacs" is going to be "heavyweight"! I had used Emacs a lot in past projects, so that's why I maybe go with Slime. Editors, as always, are a matter of taste, and for that kind of work I'm doing now, I have a slight preference for nedit. But as I said, maybe I will go back to Emacs and try Slime. Maybe I will also try one of the other solutions proposed here, and then will see what I will end up with. Thank you to all for giving so many suggestions. Ronald
