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04-29-08, 06:19 PM
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followed every step exactly but when i try to run it: # Restart Emacs, and then run M-x run-lisp to test whether Lisp starts up. # Start slime with M-x slime. Happy hacking! i get no suhc file/directory for both... |
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04-29-08, 07:48 PM
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On Apr 29, 7:19 pm, globalrev <skanem> wrote:
> [..] > > followed every step exactly but when i try to run it: > > # Restart Emacs, and then run M-x run-lisp to test whether Lisp starts > up. > # Start slime with M-x slime. Happy hacking! > > i get no suhc file/directory for both... M-x whatever doesn't mean any directories or files, but emacs commands (and M-x stands for meta-x, which on Windows usually is [ALT]+x). So press [ALT]+x and then enter the command (run-lisp or slime in this case). I hope this isn't too basic, but it seems you haven't got to grips with some Emacs basics yet. |
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04-30-08, 08:46 AM
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globalrev <skanemupp> writes:
> [..] > > followed every step exactly but when i try to run it: > > # Restart Emacs, and then run M-x run-lisp to test whether Lisp starts > up. > # Start slime with M-x slime. Happy hacking! > > i get no suhc file/directory for both... Launch emacs. Switch to the *scratch* buffer. Type: inferior-lisp-program C-u C-x C-e It should insert in the buffer a string containing the path and arguments of the lisp program you choosed. Check that there is a program at this path in the MS-Windows-Explorer. Beware that antislashes are duplicated when strings are displayed: (insert "abc\\def") C-x C-e inserts: abc\def |
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