Re: how to invoke the emacs interface for guile 1.7

[Stephen Compall]

Neil Jerram <address@hidden> writes:

> The way that GDS differs from run-guile.el, cmuscheme.el and the
> like, is that you use it when working on a Scheme file - like C-x
> C-e for Elisp - rather than by writing expressions in sequence in a
> special shell-like window.

What's your scheme mode?  In mine, which is just scheme.el and
cmuscheme.el as distributed with Emacs, when I `run-scheme', these
bindings are replaced with Scheme versions.  For example, "C-x C-e
runs the command scheme-send-last-sexp, which is an interactive
compiled Lisp function in `cmuscheme'."

However, this doesn't display the result in the minibuffer, if that is
what gds does.

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