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ledit

A working Lisp editor

Status

There is nothing here yet. You cannot use it. It is just a very rough plan.

Clojure implementation

There is the beginnings of a Clojure implementation. This is probably just proof-of-concept rapid prototyping. Clojure makes it extremely hard to rebind symbols, so in-core editing of Clojure is going to be pretty hard to make work. It's highly likely that working LEdit will be Common Lisp only.

Common Lisp implementation

There is the beginnings of a Common Lisp implementation. This will probably lag the Clojure implementation largely because I am personally more familiar with Clojure, but the long term aim is to get the Common Lisp implementation to a stage where it is a robust and usable tool.