(Sorry for abusing the issue mechanism; I am not overly familiar with Github and didn't find another way to to reach you.)
I just wanted to let me know that I use your "liner" as the input line editor for my Lisp interpreter in Go "lingo" https://github.com/jyrgenn/lingo. Lingo is just a toy project, and I didn't want to put much time into a component that is not so closely related, programming-wise, to what I wanted to do playing around with implementing (yet another) Lisp.
So, thanks for "liner"! It is just what I was looking for, and I was able to put it to good use fast thanks to the good documentation and the example.
Best wishes, Juergen.
(And of course you can close this issue immediately. :–)
peterh
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8 years ago
(Sorry for abusing the issue mechanism; I am not overly familiar with Github and didn't find another way to to reach you.)
I just wanted to let me know that I use your "liner" as the input line editor for my Lisp interpreter in Go "lingo" https://github.com/jyrgenn/lingo. Lingo is just a toy project, and I didn't want to put much time into a component that is not so closely related, programming-wise, to what I wanted to do playing around with implementing (yet another) Lisp.
So, thanks for "liner"! It is just what I was looking for, and I was able to put it to good use fast thanks to the good documentation and the example.
Best wishes, Juergen. (And of course you can close this issue immediately. :–)