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| Distribution |
Debian stable |
| Abteilung |
interpreters |
| Quelle |
quack-el |
| Version |
0.29-1 |
| Maintainer |
Ramakrishnan Muthukrishnan <rkrishnan@debian.org>
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| Beschreibung |
Quack enhances Emacs support for Scheme programming -- for PLT Scheme
and other Scheme implementations. Quack is layered atop the standard
packages `cmuscheme.el', by Olin Shivers, and `scheme.el', by Bill Rozas
and Dave Love. Added features include:
* Menu and commands for viewing popular Scheme-related manuals or
books. Uses local copies of PLT manuals when available, and remote
Web copies when necessary. Command for keyword lookup in PLT
manual, with keyword defaulting to symbol at point.
* Menus and command for viewing SRFIs. SRFI index information is
automatically downloaded from SRFI Web site. Prompt defaults to
SRFI number referenced at point.
* A `find-file' alternative that defaults to the file corresponding to
the PLT `require' form at point. (Other module systems will be
supported in future versions of Quack.)
* Two new sets of font-lock rules for Scheme: "PLT Style," which is
similar to that used by DrScheme 200 Check Syntax; and "Extended GNU
Emacs Style," which is an extended version of the standard Scheme
font-lock rules under GNU Emacs.
* Enhanced `run-scheme' behavior.
* Enhanced `switch-to-scheme' behavior.
* Extended `emacs-w3m' support for lightweight browsing of manuals and
SRFIs in Emacs windows, including Info-like `t', '[', and ']'
commands that work with many HTML-format books (including PLT
manuals and SICP).
* Scheme Mode indentation rules for PLT and Guile.
* Command to toggle a `define' form between `(define ( )
)' and `(define (lambda () ))' syntax.
* Command for tidying the formatting in a Scheme Mode buffer.
* The `)' and `]' keys insert the character that agrees with the
s-expression's opening character.
* Mode for inspecting contents of PLT `.plt' package files.
* Command to open a Dired on a specified PLT collection.
Quack was originally intended for PLT Scheme programmers who sometimes
prefer to use Emacs rather than DrScheme for writing code, and also for
people (especially students in underequipped schools) whose computers
are not powerful enough to run DrScheme. The name "Quack" was a play on
the name of DrScheme. Quack is no longer PLT-specific -- it now
endeavors to support all popular Scheme implementations.
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