On 21 Apr 2004 00:59:25 +0200, Helmut Eller e9626484@stud3.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
This is a somewhat theological question. I think the primary reason is that RMS likes to use C-j, but I assume other people like C-j too. I think it is the official convention for all programming modes. Perhaps there is already some way to customize it.
Anyway, newline-and-indent does not quite belong to SLIME, it belongs to lisp-mode. All we can do is to override the binding in the lisp-mode-map. I think a discussion about C-j vs. RET would be more productive on emacs.devel or comp.emacs than here.
More appropriate - maybe. More productive - I don't think so... :)
I'll stick to my own keybindings, I don't like theological discussions... :)
This is due to differences in CMUCL 18e and the current snapshots.
OK. I wanted to try a pre-19 snapshot anyway.
Thanks for the quick fixes, Edi.
PS: BTW, I've just built GNU Emacs 21.3.50 from CVS and when I started slime I got a message about a mismatch between the Elisp and swank dates or somesuch (sorry, I forgot to keep it). The slime REPL didn't start and I was in the normal inferior-lisp buffer instead. I removed the FASL files and restarted slime and everything was fine again (swank was recompiled). However, I thought I had read somewhere that swank would be automatically recompiled if needed. Am I wrong?