Hello there,
How can I get the REPL window to popup automatically on output?
I found the variable slime-repl-popup-on-output, which seems to do that, but it gets reset back to nil.
Thanks, Frank
* Frank [2011-02-08 20:11] writes:
Hello there,
How can I get the REPL window to popup automatically on output?
I think there is no direct way to do that.
I found the variable slime-repl-popup-on-output, which seems to do that, but it gets reset back to nil.
You could probably set/reset that in 'slime-transcript-start-hook and 'slime-transcript-stop-hook.
Helmut
I had a quick look at the slime-repl.el and I'm wondering what the purpose is of setting slime-repl-popup-on-output back to nil. Wouldn't it be better to leave it as it is?
It only seems to be used in slime-repl-emit after all.
Frank
- Frank [2011-02-08 20:11] writes:
Hello there,
How can I get the REPL window to popup automatically on output?
I think there is no direct way to do that.
I found the variable slime-repl-popup-on-output, which seems to do that, but it gets reset back to nil.
You could probably set/reset that in 'slime-transcript-start-hook and 'slime-transcript-stop-hook.
Helmut
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* Frank [2011-02-09 19:01] writes:
I had a quick look at the slime-repl.el and I'm wondering what the purpose is of setting slime-repl-popup-on-output back to nil. Wouldn't it be better to leave it as it is?
If a long running computation continually prints something then it would be hard to hide the buffer manually.
It only seems to be used in slime-repl-emit after all.
The intended use was something like "show the buffer but only the next time when output comes along". A timer could be used to turn it back on.
Helmut
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