[CM] clm on os x

[Joseph Anderson]

Thanks Rick. Though I only seem to be half-way there.

Putting (in-package :cm) at the top of the new buffer does fix the business with the syntax look-up and tab completion. 

Lisp mode does appear to be set. And as suggested I forced it with M-x lisp-mode. Paren blinking works (was working before). Most features do seem to work. However, the automatic indention isn't working. This seems odd to me.

The automatic indentation does work in the *slime-repl openmcl* window.

Don't know if this matters or not, but I haven't set up a .emacs file in my $HOME directory. I've just used the CM.app with Aquamacs 0.9.8, and this seemed to work fine w/out adding a .emacs.

Thanks for the help.

J Anderson




-----Original Message-----
From:	cmdist-admin at ccrma.Stanford.EDU on behalf of Rick Taube
Sent:	Tue 10/17/2006 1:04 PM
To:	Joseph Anderson
Cc:	Common Muisc List
Subject:	Re: [CM] clm on os x

>
> However, in this new window, I'm not getting the "nice features of  
> SLIME, including paren blinking, automatic indentation, automatic  
> documentation retrieval, and tab completion". So, what am I doing  
> wrong here? I do get all the "nice features" if I stay in my  
> original *slime-repl openmcl* window. All these nice features do  
> seem to be the point of working in emacs to begin with.

odd. sounds like lisp mode is not working or is not turned on despite  
the mode line. try explicitly setting the buffer to lisp mode to see  
if thats the issue, ie do:
	 M-x lisp-mode
and see if you have any lisp editing commands.

also make sure the first line in your new buffer has (in-package :cm)  
or (in-package :clm) or whatever.


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