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Do I really have to learn emacs?

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Do I really have to learn emacs?

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> (:answer Formatting comment: I had imagined an optional list of parameters after the :answer keyword, e.g. with :complete or :partial, to indicate the scope of the answer, i.e. whether you feel you’ve given a complete answer to the question, or only a partial answer. I guess if we version control each q+a, we could have a version there, too. > Of course, there are many advantages to having and learning a more > powerful IDE. Even so, there are other options to an emacs-based IDE. > Commercial Common Lisps such as Allegro CL and Lispworks come with their > own fully-featured IDE Not entirely true, I don’t think. Specifically, Allegro CL has an IDE for Windows, but not Unix. (Though as of 12/19/2005, the IDE is in Beta for Linux (http://www.franz.com/products/allegrocl/ACL_8.0_beta.lhtml).) Allegro uses Emacs as its editor.

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