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    vindarel
    @vindarel_gitlab
    I can start Lem with a REPL with lem --eval "(lem-lisp-mode:start-lisp-repl)".
    However the window is split in two. How would you make the REPL fullscreen from the start?
    cxxxr
    @cxxxr
    I've just added an argument to start-lisp-repl
    lem-project/lem@7abd7eb 
    (lem-lisp-mode:start-lisp-repl t)
    vindarel
    @vindarel_gitlab
    Very nice, thanks!
    achrafmam2
    @achrafmam2
    Hi everyone, I am new to the lisp world. I am doing a project on the side and I got to try roswell. But I am having problems setting up correctly with quicklisp
    I have asked the question on stackoverflow recently and was redirected here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66623854/quickload-fails-to-load-local-project-using-roswell?noredirect=1#comment117797506_66623854
    Alexander Artemenko
    @svetlyak40wt
    @achrafmam2 Roswell initializes Quicklisp for you. If you want your software to have reproducible builds, don't use local-projects. Fix all requirements using Qlot's (https://github.com/fukamachi/qlot) qlfile.lock, or CLPM (https://gitlab.common-lisp.net/clpm/clpm) lock.
    achrafmam2
    @achrafmam2
    Sweet thanks @svetlyak40wt
    Quick question, what is the difference between SLIME and LEM?
    Alexander Artemenko
    @svetlyak40wt

    SLIME is a client-server protocol, CL library (called SWANK) and Emacs extension to communicate with CL process.

    Lem is Emacs reimplemented in Common Lisp. You can play with REPL connected to the Lem itself, or connect to a separate CL process, running SLIME server.

    There is also SLIME's fork called SLY (https://github.com/joaotavora/sly) which has cool features. I prefer SLY, but Lem is unable to connect to the CL process running SLYNK server (analog of SLIME's SWANK).

    Andrew
    @commander-trashdin

    I was trying to run lem via just quickloading it and (lem:lem). I get 

    The value
  LEM-LISP-MODE.AUTODOC::LISP-INSERT-SPACE-AND-AUTODOC
is not of type
  HASH-TABLE

    Is this normal?

    Andrew
    @commander-trashdin
    Apparently it comes from define-key-internal function where there's table which is not a hash-table at all.
    vindarel
    @vindarel

    Well done for the new release, Lem developers!
    I will party with you, even though I'll remark that there is no release notes in the Github release and that the Changelog was last changed 9 months ago ;)
    (you added a shell mode? Nice. What does it do?)
    A point on documentation I wanted to raise earlier: what about saying in the README that Lem supports other programming languages? I'd send a PR but I don't know enough their support status, and I'd send a big PR which may not be of the taste of Lem developers :p

    While I'm at it. I'd love to see more self-documenting features in Lem, à la Emacs. If there are some, they are not documented, so it slows Lem adoption down. Would it help to sponsor this specific issue on OpenCollective?
    Best regards

    Alexander Artemenko
    @svetlyak40wt

    I'd like to support @vinderl here.

    Yet, I think it might be useful to set up a separate quicklisp distribution for Lem plugins. I easily create such distribution at Ultralisp.org (recently I already did the same for LispWorks extensions (https://ultralisp.org/dists/lispworks).

    This way people will have a place to share Lem plugins. And it will be easy to make a list-plugins command.

    SANO,Masatoshi
    @snmsts
    @svetlyak40wt nice. I'm planning to make a binary distribution for lem (which you can download tarball and install) so that I can add that dist as default. though I don't know when I could do that.
    rndd-github
    @rndd-github
    hi everyone! just started to use lem. So, newbe question, how i can hide this blue box https://paste.pics/94147d4c3cb7e3ed23d9ffaf6a91b987
    jackiechun
    @jackiec93953201_twitter
    hi i'm trying to install on a raspi3 but not having much luck. bordeaux-threads seemed fine
    I also tried lem-opengl from quicklisp in sbcl and that failed as well
    sbcl is like 1.4
    this is what i get typing ros install lem-project/lem... http://paste.debian.net/1214337/
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    Try Clozure CL per this note: https://github.com/lem-project/lem#lem-on-platforms-without-sbcl-thread-support-eg-raspberry-pi3
    jackiechun
    @jackiec93953201_twitter
    i tried that ros refused to install it
    says package QL does not exist.
    am i supposed to install CCL and QL myself or?
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    I'm out of ideas. Generally roswell support for anything except SBCL isn't great. Maybe try installing CCL via your distro package manager and running lem from source?
    jackiechun
    @jackiec93953201_twitter
    i'll see if i can install CCL in that case or maybe just switch to my debian x86_64 box
    jackiechun
    @jackiec93953201_twitter
    ok i switched to a linux vm. still can't build lem from the git repo
    jackiechun
    @jackiec93953201_twitter
    it's having problem with esrap when installing sbcl-bin 2.1.1
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    @cxxxr: I notice that a lot of the docstrings in Lem are in Japanese - I don't want to step on your toes, but would you accept contributions of English docstrings?
    Common Lisp doesn't exactly make i18n easy :p
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    Maybe a solution to multiple-language docstrings could be a package that uses (setf documentation) to switch the docstring language when called?
    cxxxr
    @cxxxr
    Yes, I think it's better to use English too.
    Japanese is included because I'm not very good at English and can't express myself well.
    (This is also with the help of DeepL/google translation.)
    cxxxr
    @cxxxr
    I also believe that it is better to rewrite the Japanese text into English.
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    Okay, thanks! I’ll probably throw together a PR or two this weekend then.
    zx9w
    @zx9w
    Support for multiple languages is complicated but it's better to figure it out right from the start I suppose.
    arcsech
    @arcsech:matrix.org
    [m]
    I'm still intending to do this! Although it's taking a bit longer than the weekend, obviously. I came across https://github.com/Shinmera/multilang-documentation which we might be able to use (haven't dug in, just looks like the general problem we want to solve)
    vindarel
    @vindarel
    Hello, can we speak about Roswell here? I feel this question doesn't justify an issue.
    We were commenting the last E. Fukamachi post and there is a good question: https://www.reddit.com/r/Common_Lisp/comments/rvudky/day_3_roswell_common_lisp_scripting/ Knowing that it's easy to use one's own core image with for example sbcl --core mycore, is it possible to tell Roswell to use a custom core image inside a script, somewhere in exec ros -Q -- $0 "$@" ? The idea would be that one can build a core image with several libraries already loaded, so the script starts faster. Now how would Roswell know how to build the image, so that the script is still portable? That's something else… (maybe it could be installed separately with ros install mycore) I answered that ros build is here to speed scripts up by building an executable (but consequently, we loose a little bit of ease of use a script offers).
    Gavin Freeborn
    @gavinok:matrix.org
    [m]
    Has anyone played with the lsp features lately? only implemented spec that seems to work is go. Seems like all those using stdio don't function properly.
    for reference I am using lem 1.9.2-665c3f79
    When enabling rust mode I get the following 
    The value
  "rls"
is not of type
  CHARACTER
when setting an element of (ARRAY CHARACTER)
Backtrace for: #<SB-THREAD:THREAD "editor" RUNNING {1004655C63}>
0: ((SB-VM::OPTIMIZED-DATA-VECTOR-SET CHARACTER) #<unavailable argument> #<unavailable argument> #<unavailable argument>)
1: (REPLACE "^@" ("rls"))
2: (SB-IMPL::PREPARE-ARGS ("which" ("rls")))
3: (SB-EXT:RUN-PROGRAM "which" (("rls")) :ENV NIL :ENVIRONMENT NIL :WAIT NIL :SEARCH T :PTY NIL :INPUT NIL :IF-INPUT-DOES-NOT-EXIST :ERROR :OUTPUT NIL :IF-OUTPUT-EXISTS :
4: (UIOP/LAUNCH-PROGRAM:LAUNCH-PROGRAM ("which" ("rls")) :INPUT NIL :OUTPUT NIL :ERROR-OUTPUT NIL :IGNORE-ERROR-STATUS T)
5: ((LAMBDA (UIOP/RUN-PROGRAM::REDUCED-INPUT UIOP/RUN-PROGRAM::INPUT-ACTIVITY) :IN UIOP/RUN-PROGRAM::%USE-LAUNCH-PROGRAM) NIL NIL)
6: (UIOP/RUN-PROGRAM::%USE-LAUNCH-PROGRAM ("which" ("rls")) :IGNORE-ERROR-STATUS T)
7: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::EXIST-PROGRAM-P ("rls"))
8: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::CHECK-EXIST-PROGRAM ("rls") #<LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::RUST-SPEC {10076DBD53}>)
9: ((:METHOD LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::RUN-SERVER-USING-MODE ((EQL :STDIO) T)) #<unused argument> #<LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::RUST-SPEC {10076DBD53}>) [fast-method]
10: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::ENSURE-RUNNING-SERVER-PROCESS #<LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::RUST-SPEC {10076DBD53}>)
11: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::ESTABLISH-CONNECTION #<LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::RUST-SPEC {10076DBD53}>)
12: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::ENSURE-LSP-BUFFER #<BUFFER tmp.rust /home/gavinok/tmp.rust> #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA NIL :IN LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::ENABLE-HOOK) {10075E75DB}>)
13: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE::ENABLE-HOOK)
14: (LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE:LSP-MODE NIL)
15: ((:METHOD LEM-BASE/HOOKS:RUN-HOOKS (LIST)) ((LEM-LSP-MODE/LSP-MODE:LSP-MODE . 0))) [fast-method]
16: ((SB-PCL::EMF LEM:EXECUTE) #<unused argument> #<unused argument> #<LEM-RUST-MODE:RUST-MODE {10075E4D03}> NIL)
17: (LEM:CALL-COMMAND LEM-RUST-MODE:RUST-MODE NIL)
18: ((SB-PCL::EMF LEM:EXECUTE) #<unused argument> #<unused argument> #<LEM:EXECUTE-COMMAND {1006CD0113}> NIL)
19: (LEM:CALL-COMMAND LEM:EXECUTE-COMMAND NIL)
20: (LEM::COMMAND-LOOP-BODY)
21: (LEM::COMMAND-LOOP)
22: (LEM::TOPLEVEL-COMMAND-LOOP #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA NIL :IN LEM::RUN-EDITOR-THREAD) {1004F73E6B}>)
23: ((LAMBDA NIL :IN LEM::RUN-EDITOR-THREAD))
24: ((LAMBDA NIL :IN BORDEAUX-THREADS::BINDING-DEFAULT-SPECIALS))
25: ((FLET SB-UNIX::BODY :IN SB-THREAD::RUN))
26: ((FLET "WITHOUT-INTERRUPTS-BODY-10" :IN SB-THREAD::RUN))
27: ((FLET SB-UNIX::BODY :IN SB-THREAD::RUN))
28: ((FLET "WITHOUT-INTERRUPTS-BODY-3" :IN SB-THREAD::RUN))
29: (SB-THREAD::RUN)
30: ("foreign function: call_into_lisp")
31: ("foreign function: funcall1")
    cxxxr
    @cxxxr
    Thank you for report.
    I fixed this problem.
    Gavin Freeborn
    @gavinok:matrix.org
    [m]
    Little late but wanted to say thanks
    Wojciech Nawa
    @VOID404
    IDK if this is the right place to ask this question, but is this project targeted towards Japanese-speaking people? Because I'd love to follow the project and maybe contribute, when I find a second of free time, but the project seems to be in Japanese... Pretty important stuff like changelog is completely in Japanese. Is it meant to stay like that, or will the project become more English as it grows?
    2 replies
    sean
    @sean:farley.io
    [m]
    I'm hoping to get into this project as well but we'll see :-)
    pt
    @_xmpp_pt=40hmm.st:matrix.org
    [m]
    Hello
    Geoffrey J. Teale
    @tealeg
    Hi everyone. I’ve been using Lem as my “daily driver” for about a week now. I’m liking it a lot, though I miss a lot of things in emacs, I’m prepared to do a little work to live in the common lisp world instead of the emacs lisp world ;-) Anyhow, it’s nothing fancy, but I’ve got my .lem directory in a public repo so you can see what I’m poking at ;-) https://github.com/tealeg/dot-lem