Written by Matthew Danish
James A Crippen: KMP has good things to say about separating reading from parsing in his article on Ambitious Evaluation.
This project is on hold indefinitely as Brian Spilsbury's code is far neater. - Matthew Danish
Okay, so where's his code? James A Crippen
Well, it does exist, but needs to resolve a license issue with the terminfo interface it uses, and also needs the unicode support spliced out cleanly - and I think I need to fix the line editing stuff since I added the chinese and korean input method support. Anyhow, probably have it for release in August with luck, for cmucl. If you really want it, I can supply the present code, but I don't really recommend it. Brian Spilsbury
What's the license issue with terminfo? Could you elaborate? James A Crippen
Heck, where's emu.res.cmu.edu? Appears to be down as of 19 June 2002. Anybody have a local copy they can throw up?
Christopher Browne offered a copy of version 0.5.
I finally remembered my Andrew web space; hopefully that is semi-permanent: line-reader 0.5 -- Matthew Danish
Another project along these lines, built on top of UFFI is Linedit.
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