On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 2:20 PM, Michael Livshin <gmane@cmm.kakpryg.net> wrote:
"Brett Hoerner" <bretthoerner@gmail.com> writes:
[W2 is destroyed, so I have to make a new window and bring up the slime-repl again --- C-x 2, C-x o, C-x b, find slime-repl, C-x o]
ow.
since the first time someone realized (way, way back; probably still when lisp machines ruled the prehistoric Earth) that counting on emacs window configuration being anywhere near pereservable (or even predictable) is an exercise in futility, people adopted a convention of devising so-called "selector keys" to quickly pop to persistent interesting buffers.
C-c C-z from any SLIME-aware buffer will pop you into the SLIME REPL.
hth, --m
For me, C-c b takes me to the REPL from any buffer at all, SLIME-aware or not. This is slime-current-buffer. Liam