SLIME mode

["T.V. Raman" <tv.raman.tv@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've not used slime, which explains why there is no
emacspeak-slime.el

Tips on getting started based on creating other emcspeak modules:

Start simple, but step 0 create emacspeak-slime.el by following
the basic template as seen in other similar extensions.

For added credit, use folding-mode

Add relevant lines to the Makefile and to the place in
emacspeak.el where extensions are configured to load.

Then, advice things as you go --- and in a few weeks you'll have
code that is useful to more than just you.

What you dont want to do:

Create a rag-bag of hooks and such somewhere in your private
emacs setup -- it'l be twice as much work to turn that into a
useful contribution.

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On 1/1/10, tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx <tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> thought I'd start 2010 with a question.....
>
> Is anyone out there using emacspeak and SLIME (Superior Lisp Interaction
> Mode
> for Emacs)?
>
> Out of the box, SLIME is not very emacspeak friendly. I've spent the morning
> adding some advice and updating some hooks to make it a little easier to
> use.
> However, it struck me that perhaps others have also done similar. Rather
> than
> re-inventing the wheel, I thought I'd ask first.
>
> To get a fully functional speech interface for SLIME, it will take some
> work.
> SLIME has a few add on modules and the imteraction is quite complex. I'm
> starting with a very basic SLIME setup and have got some basic speech
> working,
> but things need refinement. I figure the best way to do this is to just
> refine
> my setup as I work with SLIME. Part of the issue is that SLIME comes with
> its
> own slime repl, whihc has been done to improve the integration with emacs
> and
> the inferior lisp process. This means that the normal emacspeak support for
> comint mode doesn't really work and partly explains why the speech feedback
> is
> a bit weak and why it will probably require a fair amount of work. SLIME can
> be used with basic comint mode, but you loose a fair amount of the advanced
> SLIME functionality doing it that way.
>
> So, I'm interested in working with anyone else who has been adressing the
> same
> issue and I'm interested in anyone else who does a bit of common lisp
> hacking
> who might be interested in being a guinea pig for what I'm working on. Of
> course, once it reaches minimal maturity, I will contribute it to emacspeak!
>
> Tim
>
>
>
>
> --
> Tim Cross
> tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
> There are two types of people in IT - those who do not manage what they
> understand and those who do not understand what they manage.
>
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