2008/8/18 Tobia Conforto <address@hidden>:
Yes, it's the new version shipped with Vim 7.2 and it's giving me trouble
with the s-expr comment #; I cannot get it to work, no matter where I place
it.
S-expr comment hightlighting doesn't work well for me also.
The patch pasted in the wiki is rather dirty and may cause some other problems.
Still I can't find a proper way to do the job.
I fixed a couple of problems with it:
- some shell metacharacters were not quoted properly, try to \es on (print
"$HOME") for example;
- csi's current-directory needs to be changed to that of the file being
loaded, otherwise include statements and other stuff will fail.
For the latter, we need the posix library in the running csi. This happens
implicitly if one loads the readline egg in .csirc (as I suppose everybody
does?) otherwise one will need to (use posix)
I also added a new command to send the highlighted text in visual mode to
csi, rewrote Send() to be more general, and used shorter mappings (a matter
of taste, I guess.)
Here is my version, I'll put it on the wiki if it's ok with you:
Tobia
Wow, a good work.
I have tried those commands, and they work well.
BTW, the way using screen to interact with Chicken is poor.
Elf has just released his remote-repl egg. I think it is possible
to use VIM's foreign language interface(e.g. Python) to connect
to the server side. So that we can get the result back,
then we can do much more things in VIM.
Or even a repl?
Any thoughts?
Xin
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