Slimv tries to mimic a subset of SLIME's (Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs) functionality inside Vim on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. The script defines functions and keybindings to send s-expressions to a console mode Lisp or Clojure REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop). Slimv runs its own REPL or connects to a running REPL started by a previous Slimv session, the connection is established when the first Slimv command is executed (e.g. an s-expression is evaluated). The Lisp REPL buffer can also be opened inside Vim as a Vim buffer with syntax highlighting and autoindenting, Lisp commands may be entered in the command line, just as in a regular REPL. The script also has a basic support for Clojure REPL. Slimv supports the same profiling tool that comes with SLIME. The script also has a Common Lisp Hyperspec lookup feature and it is able to lookup symbols in the Clojure API, as well as in JavaDoc. Symbol name completion is supported via Vim's omni-completion based on the hyperspec symbol database. Slimv comes with Paredit Mode, which is similar to the functionality of paredit.el in Emacs. Paredit Mode tries to maintain the balanced state of matched characters (parenthesis marks, square brackets, double quotes). Matched characters are inserted and removed in pairs, also when working with a block of text (well, mostly). Slimv also implements many paredit.el s-expression handling functions, like Split/Join/Wrap/Splice. Slurpage and Barfage known from Emacs is also possible but in a different fashion: you don't move the list element in or out of the list, rather you move the opening or closing parenthesis over the element or sub-list. Source of the plugin located at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531
Added to CVS. Go hack on some Lisp in Vim. :)
Thanks! Please, add any common lisps dependency as USE flags, not only clisp: sbcl, gcl, clisp, abcl, etc...
(In reply to comment #2) > Thanks! > Please, add any common lisps dependency as USE flags, not only clisp: sbcl, > gcl, clisp, abcl, etc... USE flags? I don't think they'd be helpful at all, but I could add them as optional dependencies to the RDEPEND list after clojure and clisp.
Yes. Because now it depends on clisp, but if I'm always using sbcl and don't want use clisp - I'm thinking that (also because slimv support all Common Lisps) would be better provide optional dependencies on various Common Lisps
(In reply to comment #4) > Yes. Because now it depends on clisp, but if I'm always using sbcl and don't > want use clisp - I'm thinking that (also because slimv support all Common > Lisps) would be better provide optional dependencies on various Common Lisps Done. I added the ones that weren't currently hardmasked in the tree. Namely abcl, clozurecl, ecls, and sbcl. Let me know if I forgot one that wasn't hardmasked and deprecated like gcl.
Looks like all supported lisps in the list. Did you already pushed at the CVS?
(In reply to comment #6) > Looks like all supported lisps in the list. > Did you already pushed at the CVS? Yep, but didn't do any revision bump so you'll have to reinstall it to get the updated ebuild.
