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18 Jun
2004
18 Jun
'04
12:27 p.m.
Andras Simon <andras@renyi.hu> writes:
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, Luke Gorrie wrote:
Amazingly I find myself using the REPL all the time, even though I never use IELM for Emacs Lisp. I'm not sure why.
This one is easy, I think :-) How often are you curious about the return value of an emacs lisp function given some arguments? If you used emacs lisp for writing (non-editing-related) applications, you'd probably spend a lot more time in ielm buffers.
Yeah, that'd explain it. My Elisp evals typically operate on the current buffer/point so I wouldn't run them from IELM. -Luke