Re: org-mode with picolisp

Yes, and I added eedit.l to picolisp iirc, so one could chose between vim and emacs keybindings in the repl line editor. Inferior-picolisp.el is responsable for the picolisp repl in Emacs, so when starting it the user could choose between the 2 editing styles. You don't necessary see that repl in

Re: org-mode with picolisp

On Wed, Nov 30, 2022 at 03:25:31PM -0600, Galaxy Being wrote: > The old picolisp file structure had ~/.../lib/edit.l and .../lib/el which > is no longer the case. That functionality went somewhere else? And yet both lib/edit.l was an in-memory editor for symbols in pil64, which called Vim

Re: org-mode with picolisp

The old picolisp file structure had ~/.../lib/edit.l and .../lib/el which is no longer the case. That functionality went somewhere else? And yet both the melpa plist-mode and the tj64/picolisp-mode have inferior-plist.el and inferior-picolisp.el respectively which refer to edit.l -- again, not

Re: org-mode with picolisp

Hi, I'm more or less responsable for PicoLisp in org-mode. Before diving any deeper, note the readme of GitHub - flexibeast/plisp-mode: PicoLisp support for Emacs : "The plisp-mode in this package has been built from scratch, and is not based on, nor

Re: org-mode with picolisp

The problem might be with plisp-mode. It gives the same error (on "send definition and go" i.e., start REPL and hand code off to it), and I think ob-picolisp.el relies on plisp. In any case, you've changed your files around and there is no edit.l anymore. Here's my .emacs section for picolisp. ;;