> A list of editors (besides emacs) that have lisp code highlighting. > If a programmer finds his/her favorite editor has lisp mode, they're > more likely to jump in. Starting in lisp and emacs at the same time > may be daunting.
A follow-up project for the Gardeners might be to write lisp modes for any popular editors that don't already have one. SciTE comes to mind, and a quick look on their website doesn't show up any Lisp add-on. (http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTEExtras.html) Actually, SciTE might be a good candidate for an emacs alternative to bundle in a more newbie-friendly IntroLispBox, if such a thing were desired. It's obviously not a full IDE, but it's also magnitudes easier for the average WinProgrammer to jump into, and maybe a 'Compile-and-Run' button could be added? (Not sure how extendable SciTE is in that regard.) Cross-posted (emailed, whatever) from cl-faq, which is where the 'list of editors' idea is based. - josh g. _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
