The Lord of Slime is a primordial deity of slimes and oozes, revered by aboleths and ropers as well as outcast and rebellious drow. Slime-indent-and-complete-symbol is a good function to bind to TAB key, but if you use Yasnippet, you can let TAB do indent, complete and yas/expand.Though Ghaunadar is a member of the drow pantheon, he is not a drow god at all. ('t (message "slime keybindings not sanitized"))))) Integrate yas/expend to TAB key (message "slime keybinding on C-c x has been sanitized")) (define-key slime-mode-map (kbd "C-c x") nil) To remove slime’s keybinding, and expose your original keybinding, add the following form after your call to (require ‘slime) or (require ‘slime-autoloads) (add-hook 'slime-mode-hook (defun slime-repl-mode-end-of-defun () (forward-sexp) t) Remove SLIME's keybinding on C-c xĮmacs’s elisp documentaiton states that “Sequences consisting of ‘C-c’ and a letter (either upper or lower case) are reserved for users they are the only sequences reserved for users, so do not block them.” Unfortunately, slime binds ‘C-c x’ to slime-export-symbol-at-point, shadowing any keybindings the user might have established via global-set-key. TAKE A NOTE IN SLIME Description! – rubikitch Fix end-of-defun's behavior in repl modeĪfter (require ‘slime), eval follow form. UsageMemo enables you to write annotation in Help and SLIME Description. ( with-current-buffer "*SLIME Apropos*" (slime-apropos-minor-mode 1)))) ( define-minor-mode slime-apropos-minor-mode "") ( defadvice slime-show-apropos (after slime-apropos-minor-mode activate) (define-key slime-apropos-minor-mode-map "k" 'slime-apropos-prev-anchor) (define-key slime-apropos-minor-mode-map "j" 'slime-apropos-next-anchor) (define-key slime-apropos-minor-mode-map "l" 'slime-describe-symbol) (define-key slime-apropos-minor-mode-map "\C-m" 'slime-describe-symbol) ( error "anchor not found")))) ( defvar slime-apropos-minor-mode-map (make-sparse-keymap)) ( if (re-search-backward slime-apropos-anchor-regexp nil t) ( error "anchor not found")))) ( defun slime-apropos-prev-anchor () ( if (re-search-forward slime-apropos-anchor-regexp nil t) – rubikitch Improve usability of slime-apropos: slime-apropos-minor-mode ( defvar slime-apropos-anchor-regexp "^") It is easy to adjust to other CL implementations. 'hi-green-b))) ( defadvice slime-show-description (after slime-description-fontify activate) ( with-current-buffer "*SLIME Description*"
Fontify *SLIME Description* buffer for SBCL ( defun slime-description-fontify () Marco Baringer made a video for this mode Peter Christensen wrote an annotated reference guide for the tutorial video. It has been ported to CLiki : OpenMCL, CLiki : SBCL, CLiki : ACL, CLiki : LispWorks, though support varies a bit between implementations (with CLiki : CMUCL and CLiki : SBCL being the best). Most people consider it superior to ILispMode. LukeGorrie and HelmutEller added control of the Lisp process similar to that found in Distel, CLiki : CMUCL XREF support, good debugger interaction, and many other Lisp interaction enhancements. It is based on EmacsLisp magic by EricMarsden (who called it SLIM) to highlight CLiki : CMUCL error/warning/compiler note output directly in the Lisp editing buffer. See also CLiki : SLIME and its project page at. SLIME is the Superior Lisp Interaction Mode, Enhanced.
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