Paolo Amoroso amoroso@mclink.it writes:
By the way, since I use the repl often, I do this under Linux. I keep an Emacs frame with the SLIME repl, and another frame with the Lisp code buffer on which I am working. Each Emacs frame goes into its own KDE virtual desktop. Switching from the Lisp buffer to the repl is a simple matter of Ctrl-Fn.
I use the `slime-selector' command. This is not bound anywhere by default because it really needs a global binding to be useful.
If you put it on e.g. `C-c s' then you can jump into the repl with `C-c s r' and back to the most recently visited Lisp source by pressing `C-c s l'. It supports more buffers too, and is extensible.
-Luke