[Maxima-discuss] Who is maintaining the emacs lisp code, e.g. dbl.el?

[Rocky B. <ro...@gn...>]

I started looking at dbl.el, sshell.el and so on with an eye to integrating
it into realgud <https://github.com/realgud/realgud> The copyright in the
files hasn't changed from 1998 and is maintained by William F. Schelter who
unfortunately has passed on.

Has the elisp code changed since then? Emacs definitely has. I imagine
people are still using dbl.el, right? Could sshell which it requires be
replaced by comint, or could sshell be modified to use comint?

A problem with using sshell in realgud is that realgud requires some
callback hooks;  sshell, as far as I can tell, doesn't provide these. See
https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/34868/how-can-i-
emulate-eshell-comint-output-filter-functions-in-term where the same thing
is asked with respect to term.