Folks
Based on my conversations with a few of you, it looks like some of you don't quite realize the power of the emacs-lisp interface that comes
free with lisp-in-a-box. Part of the problem may be that the intallation doesn't come directly with a help manual.
There is however a lot of help information on the lisp-in-a-box homepage itself (http://common-lisp.net/project/lispbox/ )
The most important of the lot is the slime manual which is available at
http://common-lisp.net/project/slime/doc/slime.pdf
Make sure you read it--or you will be wasting your time by doing all development at the command-line. (When in doubt as to whether or not
certain interactive program development support is available for lisp, remind yourself that all interactive programming development ideas
originally *came* from lisp environments!)
Rao
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