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Edwin Scheme development lifecycle?
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| Hi,
What is the development lifecycle in Scheme when using Edwin?
My guess is that you store your definitions within multiple files, that
you edit in multiple buffer. When you want to start doing development,
do you need to open up each file in a buffer and then evalute the whole
thing, and then open another buffer in which to start doing
development?
Is this how you do it?
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| steeds@gmail.com 2006-10-20, 7:04 pm |
| I'm new to programming but I'm learning Scheme using Edwin; so, this
may not be the best way but... besides the way you mention below, you
can also use the load procedure to evaluate whole files.
At the beginning of the file in which you're doing your development,
you can add
(load "c:\\ye-scheme-files\\ye-scheme-library.scm")
so that that library as a whole gets evaluated, saving you from opening
this file in a new buffer and evaluating there.
M:.
Griff wrote:
> Hi,
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> What is the development lifecycle in Scheme when using Edwin?
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> My guess is that you store your definitions within multiple files, that
> you edit in multiple buffer. When you want to start doing development,
> do you need to open up each file in a buffer and then evalute the whole
> thing, and then open another buffer in which to start doing
> development?
>
> Is this how you do it?
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