Rodrigo Ventura <yoda@isr.ist.utl.pt> writes:
- there are a list of key bindings that can be seen after a C-h m in a Lisp Slime mode, which do not work (e.g., C-c C-a, C-c C-c, etc.) Some of them have different key bindings in Slime, while others follow a distinct functional scheme (e.g., showing arguments as you type, which works fine in slime).
We have generally overridden the inf-lisp/ilisp bindings so they are not supposed to work. This is because they talk directly to *inferior-lisp* and aren't consistent with SLIME's style. It was confusing before when people would accidentally use non-SLIME commands thinking they belonged to SLIME and get weird results. `C-c C-a' we have currently reserved for future use; C-c C-c should compile the definition at point.
- in the REPL loop M-p is not quite pratical; couldn't you use for instance C-up for last expression entered (similar to ILisp)?
I added bindings for C-{up,down} since comint-mode also provides these in addition to M-{n,p}. Cheers, Luke