[plt-scheme] Extensible DrScheme

Well, since this is the second post in a row reflecting a lack of
reading of the manuals, let me point out particular things to search
for in Help Desk:

  keybindings
  tools

As compared to Emacs, I believe the keybindings interface is roughly
the same weight (ie, not heavyweight). The tools interface, in contrast
is quite heavyweight, but provides a much more sophisticated interface
to things like evaluating user's programs and the like.

If you have questions about their content, please don't hesitate to
ask.

Thanks,
Robby

At Wed, 15 Feb 2006 22:42:52 +0000, pedro pinto wrote:
> Actually, I have been pondering this issue myself. Every time I start
> DrScheme I think I should really use it more, what with it actually
> understanding Scheme and having a debugger and all that, but that only lasts
> until I actually start typing in the editor. I always wondered, would it be
> terribly hard to expose some sort of scripting API, so that  users  could
> customize and  extend  it?  That would be  something.
> 
> -pp
> 
> 
> 
> DrScheme could, oh no, include the useful editor features I've come to
> > rely on like custom keybinds and split windows.  But it doesn't.  So
> > I'm sad either way.
> >
> >
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