Hi!
I've been a big fan of rxvt-unicode for a while now; but I really really want a terminal with scheme as it's extension language. Anyone using one?
Thanks!
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On 4-Jun-09, at 5:52 PM, lowly coder wrote:
Hi!
I've been a big fan of rxvt-unicode for a while now; but I really really want a terminal with scheme as it's extension language. Anyone using one?
I haven't used rxvt-unicode, but have used: xterm -u8 (which gives you an xterm that uses the UTF-8 encoding for characters). Once you have started such an xterm, you should start gsi with UTF-8 encoding for the terminal, using the option -:t8 . In other words:
In a shell: xterm -u8 In the xterm: gsi -:t8
At the REPL try evaluating: (display #\x3bb) ; the greek lambda
Marc
On 4 Jun 2009, at 22:52, lowly coder lowlycoder@huoyanjinjing.com wrote:
Hi!
I've been a big fan of rxvt-unicode for a while now; but I really really want a terminal with scheme as it's extension language. Anyone using one?
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What about scsh? You can run that in your current terminal...
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