1 Lisp Computing Environment (LiCE)
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7 LiCE is a GNU Emacs clone written entirely in common lisp.
9 I've tested it on CMUCL, SBCL, CLISP, and Movitz. With a little work it could
15 I'd recommend just loading the source from the current directory for
20 To run LiCE on CMUCL or SBCL you need asdf, cl-uffi, and
23 1. Boot your lisp in the lice-0.1 directory.
25 2. Load asdf, cl-uffi and cl-ncurses.
27 3. run (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :lice).
35 1. make a symlink lice-0.1/ to the losp/ directory.
37 2. add somewhere in los0.lisp (require :lice-0.1/all.lisp)
39 3. load movitz and run (create-image)
41 4. from all.lisp copy the commented out progn at the end. uncomment it
42 and run it at your repl. This will make lice load after los0, which
47 Now load the movitz image in an emulator or copy it to a floppy.
52 There basically isn't any at this point. Most functions have
53 docstrings taken from Emacs. Your best documentation at this point is
59 LiCE has the following implemented:
61 * interactive commands
67 * minibuffer input, history, tab completion
71 * a basic lisp-interactive-mode
73 * find-file and save-buffer
75 * basic buffer editing including the mark, a kill ring, and navigation
77 * universal arguments (C-u)
79 The code is still fairly volatile and in some cases hacky.