Re: Aha! moments

Thanks, Petter. I'll try some things out, as I appear to be under-using its
potential, it does seem.

Looking at;
http://www.cliki.net/SLIME Features
and quickly into;
http://common-lisp.net/project/slime/doc/html/
I wouldn't say Slime's operation is very transparent, intuitive or
easily-grasped, but then I'm just clicking code into a Lisp application,
and evaluating from there. I'm not developing any multipart application.

Oh, and yes, my bad. C-h m does pop up with plenty of Slime commands,
several only of which I'm regularly using.

Then do M-x slime-connect from emacs. Open up a source file. Modify a
function and type C-c C-c and the new version is compiled into your
enviroment.

Petter

Maybe the Aha moment is, that "incremental programming" is inserting
newly-compiled chunks into a running Lisp environment.

Thanks again, Petter.


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