Today, Luke Gorrie <luke@bluetail.com> wrote:
Andreas Fuchs <asf@boinkor.net> writes:
I have found a few things that I miss in the SLIME repl:
* a key binding to erase all input before point; much like comint's C-c C-u. alternatively,
C-c C-o will clear the output of the last expression, and C-c C-t will clear the whole buffer.
Hm, that's cool; though I was thinking about something that can wipe out the entire input line, not the output.
* a key binding to jump to just after the input marker; and
You mean like C-a but working from any line? Maybe a job for C-M-u (backward-up-list)?
Something like that; anything that takes (point) to the true beginning of the input and not to the beginning of the line would be fine. I'd just like to have a way to navigate large expressions easily (-:
* slightly different RET handling.
currently, SLIME will insert the RET at (point) and then send the line if I am inside a complete sexp. this can lead to badness like:
ZY> (un trace my-function)
IIUC this behaviour is recently improved. If you press RET and have a complete sexp, we don't insert a newline anymore. Can you try the latest and see if it's right for you?
Ooh, I didn't upgrade before complaining. The newest version doesn't do the annoying \n insertion thing anymore. Thanks! -- Andreas Fuchs, <asf@boikor.net>, asf@jabber.at, antifuchs