Thanks Phil. All input-contributions welcome. I will look into edebug, its new to me. And sounds a little like the gdb thing for C that is so successful to this very day.
So thanks for the tip, Adam. > Adam> As an elisp novice, I'm dropping into it from time to time, > Adam> and making progress with the elisp manual and introduction. Am > Adam> spending most of my other time calling cmucl as a listener > Adam> with c-x l and c-x c-e. The cmucl documentation is good, so am > Adam> having fun. > > My advice is learn to use the debugger (edebug) straight away if you > have not already done so. I normally write lisp into a .el file, > evaluating and debugging as I go. The use of edebug is great and saves > an awful lot of test evaluation, as you can generally see what is > wrong pretty quickly. > > Cheers > > Phil _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs
