Tobias C Rittweiler <tcr <at> freebits.de> writes:
In article <loom.20110906T192128-799 <at> post.gmane.org>,
Don't use Slime's REPL but the native one. You can do that by not using the slime-repl contrib.
How does one do that exactly?
I tried commenting out the two "slime-repl" lines in slime-fancy, but when a compile error occurred when I compiled a program, the Lisp listener hung completely. I could not "q" out of the compile buffer window
If someone can post .emacs for a working, version of SLIME (on MacOS and ACL if that matters), that would be helpful.
(I currently have three problems with slime-repl. First, my Lisp listener's startup banner is deleted. Second, I cannot access top-level commands. Third, sometimes I cannot access object presentations properly: sometimes the Lisp listener does not understand a print-unreadable- object's printed representation is a presentation. )