Does anyone know of a good lisp interpretator so that you could make a lisp-program, evaluate it and test it in a prompt? I havn't found anything in the program itself or on the site that points to n++ being able to do this but I hope it can. Otherwise the worlds best programming tool becomes a mediocre editor in my eyes.. =/ I really hope some of you who know n++ like your own pockets can show me wrong..! ;)
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I never knew it was a programming tool. As far as I know it's only an editor, and from the first message, it's only mediocre. Tough luck on the starter of this topic!
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Does anyone know of a good lisp interpretator so that you could make a lisp-program, evaluate it and test it in a prompt? I havn't found anything in the program itself or on the site that points to n++ being able to do this but I hope it can. Otherwise the worlds best programming tool becomes a mediocre editor in my eyes.. =/ I really hope some of you who know n++ like your own pockets can show me wrong..! ;)
I never knew it was a programming tool. As far as I know it's only an editor, and from the first message, it's only mediocre. Tough luck on the starter of this topic!
I would not settle for mediocre programming tool, so guess what...
What is this "world's best programming tool"?
Probobly Notepad++ since that's what this forum is all about. ;)
the worlds best programming tool or a mediocre editor?
It's up to you to find out what is it :)
Don