I use linedit for sbcl, and use the --no-linedit command line switch, as suggested by linedit. For GNU Emacs with [slime]() the following statement should be added to `.emacs':
I run into some problems with atom-slime without this command line argument. Because I didn't want to write a shell wrapper for slime, I started to create this little fix.
It adds a string to be passed to the Lisp process (default value is --no-linedit) and has a switch to enable passing this string (default value is false).
I also added a "Slime -> Connect" menu entry. It may be a bit more convenient than Ctrl-Shift-P.
I use linedit for sbcl, and use the
--no-lineditcommand line switch, as suggested by linedit. For GNU Emacs with [slime]() the following statement should be added to `.emacs':I run into some problems with
atom-slimewithout this command line argument. Because I didn't want to write a shell wrapper for slime, I started to create this little fix.It adds a string to be passed to the Lisp process (default value is
--no-linedit) and has a switch to enable passing this string (default value isfalse).I also added a "Slime -> Connect" menu entry. It may be a bit more convenient than
Ctrl-Shift-P.