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LinuxPenguin Can i modify scribes theme? If so were is the documentation for it?
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No, and no.
![]() Nah, if you want to do that, you change the gnome code editor's preferences globally, there should be a gnome configuration file or utility for it somewhere. |
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The default font in any lisp's mode is bloody awful, it looks like courier. >>I've never had any problems installing slime and if you're using one of the open source common lisps it is the de facto standard. I like jumping to the hyperspec docs for the function under point etc. Have you seen Marco Baringer's slime movie? Worth a watch http://common-lisp.net/project/slime/doc/slime.torrent It was the movie that made slime installation look difficult. Granted, it might look a lot easier if they weren't trying to set up an ssh tunnel for it, but *shrug* >>I agree, it's not a general purpose language and typing has gotchas compared to strongly typed (but dynamic) modern lisps, but I think it makes a good embedded scripting language. The rich API helps - if you want to create a function that moves text around, rewrites as you type (eg closing parens or something more complicated) it's a matter of calling existing hooks. Yes, but even some rudimentary functions become *impossible* to make due to this, including the first function I tried to write in elisp (no, i can't remember what it was) |
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a space after the if needed and a space before the < to be taken off
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(display "\n")
When you get onto string handling you'll make it much more efficient, so don't worry about it. |
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