Hello all slimers,
I would like to copy out swank.lisp fuzzy-completion code in a distinct file, so as to be able do distribute it independantly of SLIME, for use in LispWorks Editor (as people using only LW Editor don't necessarily have SLIME installed)
Has anybody an objection to me doing that?
Also, I would like to know who the author(s) of this part of swank.lisp was (were), in order to give credit where credit is due...
Thanks in advance for your answer,
Stéphane Perrot
P.S. : In my request you can see the result of Luke's brilliant Amsterdam SLIME demo, where all users of other Lisp environnments instantly became envious of that marvelous, unheard-of, feature (fuzzy completion) :-)
On Fri, Jun 24, 2005 at 04:02:08PM +0200, PERROT Stephane wrote:
I would like to copy out swank.lisp fuzzy-completion code in a distinct file, so as to be able do distribute it independantly of SLIME, for use in LispWorks Editor (as people using only LW Editor don't necessarily have SLIME installed)
Has anybody an objection to me doing that?
Also, I would like to know who the author(s) of this part of swank.lisp was (were), in order to give credit where credit is due...
Ah, that stuff's my fault. I don't have any problem at all with it being used, so go nuts. (Besides, it's public domain.) I appreciate the credit though. Obviously if any huge improvements get made it'd be much appreciated if they can trickle their way back into Slime.
P.S. : In my request you can see the result of Luke's brilliant Amsterdam SLIME demo, where all users of other Lisp environnments instantly became envious of that marvelous, unheard-of, feature (fuzzy completion) :-)
Yeah, go Luke! :-)
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PERROT Stephane