Hi y’all,
I’m experimenting with Readline config (generating completions, setting up keybindings, etc.) for CL REPLs. It’s working, with a single exception: completions are split over hyphens, e.g. typing mak
, I get make
and makunboud
as the only completions. Even though there’re make-array
and make-instance
in the completions file. Anyone knows how to allow completing mak
to make-array
, make-instance
and other hyphenated words? Any other gotchas for Lisp-specific Readline setup?
I started with the infos from https://github.com/elahtrebor/RLWRAP-SBCL-LISP-COMPLETIONS and ended up with
alias jm='rlwrap -C jm -i -q'\''"'\'' -b '\''\(\)'\'' -f /mnt/c/robert/jmurmel/murmel.completions -f /mnt/c/robert/jmurmel/mlib.completions java -ea -jar /mnt/c/robert/jmurmel/lambda/target/jmurmel.jar --libdir /mnt/c/robert/jmurmel/samples.mlib'
for running my own Lisp on debian (actually Windows10/wsl/debian). If I enter
(remove
and hitTAB
three times thenrlwrap
will show meremove
andremove-if
so maybe that’ll help you.Right, I should’ve looked it up on CLiki 😅Thanks for these references, you’ve helped a lot 🖤
I think
-b '()'
is enough (word delimiters are parens) but this is more complete:--break-chars "(){}[],'#\";|\\"
At that point you might want to try cl-repl?
A summary of options: https://gist.github.com/vindarel/2309154f4e751be389fa99239764c363 Like, use
--remember
to tab-complete what was previously defined.Right, thanks for the gist!
I’m not yet using cl-repl because I want to have distinct tools composed to a usable whole or at least try to do that before surrendering to complete setups like cl-repl. But thanks for the recommendation anyway!