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vindarel
vindarel
@vindarel@framapiaf.org  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

Lem editor news: it just got the one shortcut that makes me a 10x developer: `lisp-call-defun` bound (as in Slime) to C-c C-y.

https://lem-project.github.io/usage/common_lisp/#call-the-form-at-point-lisp-call-defun-c-c-c-y

(this one is strangely absent from Sly)

#lisp #commonlisp

In Lem, Alt-x slime-call-defun (bound to C-c C-y) prefills a call to the toplevel form on the REPL. It speeds up development.
In Lem, Alt-x slime-call-defun (bound to C-c C-y) prefills a call to the toplevel form on the REPL. It speeds up development.
In Lem, Alt-x slime-call-defun (bound to C-c C-y) prefills a call to the toplevel form on the REPL. It speeds up development.
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Common Lisp commands

REPL Start a REPL with Lem packages available Start a REPL with another Lisp core Start a REPL from the terminal with lem --eval Connect to a running Lisp server (Micros) REPL commands Configuration Compilation Call the form at point: lisp-call-defun C-c C-y Evaluation Evaluation prompt Inspection Interactive debugger Code navigation (find-definitions, lisp-search-symbol) Trace Watch Macrostep, macroexpand Sync packages Remove unused imports Code search Apropos HyperSpec lookup Editing Paredit mode Colourful parentheses Testing Using micro with test-runner APPENDIX: Lem features not found in Emacs and Slime Lem is written and extensible in Common Lisp.
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