<!-- m -->http://www.ahklisp.com<!-- m -->
uses Autohotkey.dll http://www.autohotke...pic.php?t=43049
to try it out, do
> git clone <!-- m -->git://github.com/tinku99/ahklisp.git<!-- m -->
and put ahklisp.exe and autohotkey.dll into the ahklisp directory and from the shell do
> ahklisp.exe --userinit clinit.lisp
Programming is telling the computer to do what you would do. However, most programming languages don't treat the mouse, keyboard, gui widgets, other applications as first class citizens like structs and classes. And you cant do much without them.
Ahklisp tries to make lisp more fun and practical on windows, thanks to AutoHotkey.
End User Programming: The Art of Personal Computing
ahklisp: lisp on win32 with cffi, sbcl, and autohotkey
Started by
tinku99
, Apr 10 2009 05:21 PM
2 replies to this topic
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Posted 10 April 2009 - 05:21 PM
This sounds very interesting, and I looked through the sources but couldn't understand much because there is no documentation and few examples.
I use Emacs extensively and I'm an elisp hack, but have not used Common Lisp. Can this be used for elisp hacking? Eg: amend emacs ahk mode, so F1 on a keyword finds it in autohotkey.chm.
I use Emacs extensively and I'm an elisp hack, but have not used Common Lisp. Can this be used for elisp hacking? Eg: amend emacs ahk mode, so F1 on a keyword finds it in autohotkey.chm.
#2
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Posted 06 October 2010 - 07:01 AM
I haven't used lisp outside of emacs in a while.
If I play with it again, I will update with examples and documentation.
There is an ahk mode for emacs: <!-- m -->http://www.autohotke... ... ight=emacs<!-- m -->
If I play with it again, I will update with examples and documentation.
There is an ahk mode for emacs: <!-- m -->http://www.autohotke... ... ight=emacs<!-- m -->
#3
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Posted 06 October 2010 - 07:38 AM