On debugging Elisp
Was playing around with Elixir, installed elixir-mode, but indentation wasn't working. About to give up, but took it as an opportunity to learn how to debug Elisp, and ... whoa, it was effortless…
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Was playing around with Elixir, installed elixir-mode, but indentation wasn't working. About to give up, but took it as an opportunity to learn how to debug Elisp, and ... whoa, it was effortless…
Installing a bunch of packages willy-nilly resulted in this configuration problem for me: starting slime resulted in this frustrating error message: Versions differ (2014...) slime vs (2009...) swank…
Why would you want to do this? (You probably don't :P) In my case, I have a similar setup on a Linux box, and I like consistency, so ... * Get w3m. I used MacPorts, you can use brew, it's r…
One way is the SLIME way -- similar to any other lisp/scheme implementation, install it, set inferior-lisp-program, add (slime-setup '(slime-fancy)) to your .emacs, and run M-x slime. Boom! Done.…
The black text on white background always seemed to cause me eye strain. On the other hand, the white-on-black or green-on-black seem too intense (too high-contrast) after a while, and made switching…
Here's what I did, though perhaps a better order of steps exists: * Downloaded Emacs for OSX * Downloaded ClozureCL from the Mac App Store. * Downloaded Quicklisp * Ran ClozureCL, then "…