At Sun, 2 Feb 2014 01:55:19 -0200, Eduardo Costa wrote:
> It seems that Vim configure does not accept Racket v5.93 out of the box.
After using `--enable-libs` to build Racket, as in my earlier report,
http://lists.racket-lang.org/users/archive/2014-January/061195.html
I think the remaining prob
It seems that Vim configure does not accept Racket v5.93 out of the box. It
would be nice if somebody could tell Vim users how to build a VIM friendly
Racket installation.
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http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
Using the `--enable-libs` flag to `configure` should get you
"libracket3m.a" in the installation's "lib" directory after installing.
If you're using the top-level makefile from the git repository (as
opposed to, say, a snapshot source bundle from
http://plt.eecs.northwestern.edu/snapshots/ or
http:
I am using Racket as a scripting language for Vim. I believe that the
number of people who use Racket instead of VimL is not very small. I live
in a town with 60 inhabitants, and at least 40 persons use Racket to
script Vim. Therefore, I wonder whether the new release of Racket will be
compati
These api binds are writen in c, if_mzsch.c in the source directory of vim.
On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 9:05 PM, Eduardo Costa wrote:
> Well, I compiled Vim with mzscheme enabled. It works great. However, in
> the documentation, I found that mzscheme has a library called
> mzscheme-vimext that adds
Well, I compiled Vim with mzscheme enabled. It works great. However, in the
documentation, I found that mzscheme has a library called mzscheme-vimext
that adds many Vim related commands to mzscheme. I could not find
mzscheme-vimext anywhere. I mean, I couldn't find it in PLaneT, in the Vim
distribu
On 11/29/13 12:33, Eduardo Costa wrote:
Well, Juan, in fact there was some relevant stuff in the config.log in the
auto folder. That was the only config.log I could find. Below you can find
what I got. It seems that vim require two libraries available only to
people who compiled Racket from sourc
Well, Juan, in fact there was some relevant stuff in the config.log in the
auto folder. That was the only config.log I could find. Below you can find
what I got. It seems that vim require two libraries available only to
people who compiled Racket from sources. In any case, I inserted the
libraries
On 11/28/13 23:58, Eduardo Costa wrote:
I need a fast text editor, with outlines, and a fast lisp for performing
textual search with a bit of semantics. The programs have both Scheme and
Common Lisp versions. They are straightforward, in the sense that no
esoteric Lisp resources are used. Vanilla
I need a fast text editor, with outlines, and a fast lisp for performing
textual search with a bit of semantics. The programs have both Scheme and
Common Lisp versions. They are straightforward, in the sense that no
esoteric Lisp resources are used. Vanilla flavor Lisp.
The programs will be used b
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