Hi, Am 17.01.2009 um 20:03 schrieb Matt Revelle:
Tools such as SLIME and (I think) Gorilla, on the other hand, are not written in language that makes sharing easy.This is not entirely correct. SLIME works by communicating with the running Lisp process (in this case, Clojure), essentially all the integration between Emacs/SLIME and Clojure is written in Clojure. The component of SLIME that runs in the Lisp process is called SWANK.
Yes. Gorilla also consists basically of some part on the Vim side, which sends stuff to a Clojure server. That part is written in Clojure. The result is sent back to Vim. So stuff like function completion etc. can be easily shared. Sincerely Meikel
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