I've been thinking of how to replace/upgrade elisp/emacs for several years. I have this imaginary successor I call YMacs that does multi-threading, multi-language scripting, and solves every problem listed on EmacsWarts and EmacsWishlist of EmacsWiki...
For the moment I'm convinced that the best solution is to write an elisp interpreter in Haskell, but maybe that's just lack of sleep.... :-)
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hober) wrote,
May 16 2002, 16:21:07 UTC 10 years ago
it is about time...
I've been thinking of how to replace/upgrade elisp/emacs for several years.I have this imaginary successor I call YMacs that does multi-threading, multi-language scripting, and solves every problem listed on EmacsWarts and EmacsWishlist of EmacsWiki...
For the moment I'm convinced that the best solution is to write an elisp interpreter in Haskell, but maybe that's just lack of sleep.... :-)
May 16 2002, 16:59:48 UTC 10 years ago
Re: it is about time...
Personally, I'm all for starting with elisp.lisp to build something along the lines of Naggum's CL-Emacs.