-----Original Message----- From: slime-devel-bounces@common-lisp.net on behalf of Marco Baringer Sent: Wed 9/28/2005 10:26 AM To: slime-devel@common-lisp.net Subject: [slime-devel] Re: Persistent REPL history
Stefan Kamphausen skampi@gmx.net writes:
That would be fine if the connection is always local. What would happen to a history with a REPL that is connected to a remote lisp? Write to local disc or pass it to the remote machine. If the latter it *might* be a performance problem. I can't tell because only work locally for the moment.
personally i'd much prefer the history be saved locally, i don't want to have production machines with development files lying around. my 0.02EUR
I really would like to see a persistent REPL history in SLIME. Cool idea :)
Is there any plan to put that feature into the offical codebase? I'm getting impatient to try it ;-)
Happy hacking, -- Emre Sevinc
* Emre Sevinc emres@bilgi.edu.tr [2005-09-28T11:49+0300]:
Stefan Kamphausen skampi@gmx.net writes:
That would be fine if the connection is always local. What would happen to a history with a REPL that is connected to a remote lisp? Write to local disc or pass it to the remote machine. If the latter it *might* be a performance problem. I can't tell because only work locally for the moment.
personally i'd much prefer the history be saved locally, i don't want to have production machines with development files lying around. my 0.02EUR
I really would like to see a persistent REPL history in SLIME. Cool idea :)
Wouldn't this best be built into the session management package?
http://emacs-session.sourceforge.net/
Cheers, Michael
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Michael Weber