When SLIME is loaded, and you're editing a Lisp file, the menubar shows a SLIME menu where you can go for the less often used features or forgotten keybindings. The REPL and SLDB, however, lack such menus. If it's not too much trouble, I think these should be added. It may make things (even) more accessible to beginning SLIMErs. (And people like me who forget the keybindings all the time until they become firmly engraved in muscle memory when they have been used a bazillion times. ;))
Regards,
Dirk Gerrits
Dirk Gerrits wrote:
When SLIME is loaded, and you're editing a Lisp file, the menubar shows a SLIME menu where you can go for the less often used features or forgotten keybindings. The REPL and SLDB, however, lack such menus. If it's not too much trouble, I think these should be added. It may make things (even) more accessible to beginning SLIMErs. (And people like me who forget the keybindings all the time until they become firmly engraved in muscle memory when they have been used a bazillion times. ;))
Probably C-h m would be an even better reference for newbies and those users that often forget some key bindings (which is most likely a superset of all SLIME users).
regards
-ts
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Thomas Schilling