[Petite]Cannot find petite implementation #10

jaor commented 2014年10月04日 12:02:02 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

Created by: ProfessorX

I have petite scheme downloaded and installed as guided by the <www.scheme.com> website. Then I config the geiser in Emacs as follows:
I put

• petite in Geiser Active Implementation lists, below guile and racket.
• Restart Emacs.
• Press C-C and C-S in a scm file to set Scheme.

Then the Emacs told me Cannot find petite implementation while in fact it is installed and working fine with command line. (Aka, I have Petite Scheme working in command line but I would like that to co-op with Emacs)

*Created by: ProfessorX* I have petite scheme downloaded and installed as guided by the <www.scheme.com> website. Then I config the geiser in Emacs as follows: I put - `petite` in Geiser Active Implementation lists, below guile and racket. - Restart Emacs. - Press `C-C` and `C-S` in a scm file to set Scheme. Then the Emacs told me _Cannot find petite implementation_ while in fact it is installed and working fine with command line. (Aka, I have Petite Scheme working in command line but I would like that to co-op with Emacs)

jaor commented 2014年10月04日 21:24:49 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

Geiser only supports Guile and Racket. Adding support for a new
implementation is a bit of work: see for instance
https://github.com/rmloveland/geiser-scsh.

Geiser only supports Guile and Racket. Adding support for a new implementation is a bit of work: see for instance https://github.com/rmloveland/geiser-scsh.

jaor commented 2014年10月06日 09:46:00 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

Created by: ProfessorX

And by the way, when I try to C-C C-D TAB to find the manual of "member" for an s-exp like this

(member "Keys"
 '("Florida" "Keys" "U.S.A"))

The mini-buffer just showed "Looking up manual for * ..."
Then nothing happened. (For this time I am using Racket, because it's easier to debug)

*The good news is that auto-doc works! 👍 *

I am running Emacs 24.3 with prelude config and a few customization.
A few customization generated for Geiser are as follows:

 '(geiser-default-implementation (quote racket))
 '(geiser-guile-debug-show-bt-p t)
 '(geiser-guile-jump-on-debug-p t)
 '(geiser-guile-manual-lookup-other-window-p t)
 '(geiser-guile-warning-level (quote high))
 '(geiser-mode-smart-tab-p t)
 '(geiser-repl-save-debugging-history-p t)
 '(geiser-xref-follow-link-method (quote window))

*Created by: ProfessorX* And by the way, when I try to `C-C C-D TAB` to find the manual of "member" for an s-exp like this ``` (member "Keys" '("Florida" "Keys" "U.S.A")) ``` The mini-buffer just showed "Looking up manual for \* ..." Then nothing happened. (For this time I am using Racket, because it's easier to debug) ## *_The good news is that auto-doc works! :+1: *_ I am running Emacs 24.3 with prelude config and a few customization. A few customization generated for Geiser are as follows: ``` '(geiser-default-implementation (quote racket)) '(geiser-guile-debug-show-bt-p t) '(geiser-guile-jump-on-debug-p t) '(geiser-guile-manual-lookup-other-window-p t) '(geiser-guile-warning-level (quote high)) '(geiser-mode-smart-tab-p t) '(geiser-repl-save-debugging-history-p t) '(geiser-xref-follow-link-method (quote window)) ```

jaor commented 2014年10月06日 17:45:53 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

For Racket, the manual is browsed using the browsed that you have
configured in DrRacket (or manually in ~/.racket/racket-prefs.rktd). To
see if that's working for you, just try (help member) in a regular
racket REPL, outside geiser.

For Racket, the manual is browsed using the browsed that you have configured in DrRacket (or manually in ~/.racket/racket-prefs.rktd). To see if that's working for you, just try `(help member)` in a regular racket REPL, outside geiser.

jaor commented 2014年10月06日 19:04:44 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

Created by: ProfessorX

Past

Yes I remember it did work the first time I had geiser installed through package manager. Right now it is not working, pretty strange. (I did check the racket-mode as well, it also uses racket/help)

Oops, I remember that I did make some changes through DrRacket, so it may has something to do with this s**t.

I figured out where the problem is...I am googling the solutions.

Bugs

I post the error info given by REPL as follows:

Welcome to Racket v6.1.
> (help string)
Loading help index...
Sending to web browser...
 file: /usr/share/racket/doc/reference/strings.html
 anchor: (def._((quote._~23~25kernel)._string))
/bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
browser-run: process execute failed: '("chromium file:///usr/share/racket/doc/reference/strings.html#(def._((quote._~23~25kernel)._string))")
> (help member)
Sending to web browser...
 file: /usr/share/racket/doc/reference/pairs.html
 anchor: (def._((lib._racket/private/base..rkt)._member))
/bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
browser-run: process execute failed: '("chromium file:///usr/share/racket/doc/reference/pairs.html#(def._((lib._racket%2Fprivate%2Fbase..rkt)._member))")
> (exit)

Solution

I am still googling that. I clicked the revert to defaults (in Dr Racket) but it's no way...

*Created by: ProfessorX* ## Past Yes I remember it did work the first time I had geiser installed through package manager. Right now it is not working, pretty strange. (I did check the racket-mode as well, it also uses racket/help) Oops, I remember that I did make some changes through **DrRacket**, so it may has something to do with this s**t. I figured out where the problem is...I am googling the solutions. ## Bugs I post the error info given by REPL as follows: ``` Welcome to Racket v6.1. > (help string) Loading help index... Sending to web browser... file: /usr/share/racket/doc/reference/strings.html anchor: (def._((quote._~23~25kernel)._string)) /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected browser-run: process execute failed: '("chromium file:///usr/share/racket/doc/reference/strings.html#(def._((quote._~23~25kernel)._string))") > (help member) Sending to web browser... file: /usr/share/racket/doc/reference/pairs.html anchor: (def._((lib._racket/private/base..rkt)._member)) /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected browser-run: process execute failed: '("chromium file:///usr/share/racket/doc/reference/pairs.html#(def._((lib._racket%2Fprivate%2Fbase..rkt)._member))") > (exit) ``` ## Solution I am still googling that. I clicked the revert to defaults **(in Dr Racket)** but it's no way...

jaor commented 2014年10月06日 19:11:27 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

Created by: ProfessorX

Update

I changed the browser setting in Dr Racket as below back to the Firefox, then the (help member) etc. are singing and dancing again 👍
Browser DrRacket

In the past I typed chromium in the Command Line option.

Wonder

I am still preferring the shabby Chromium, so I will update (this time indeed) the solution once I find it on this comment.

(external-browser firefox)
(plt:framework-pref:external-browser firefox)

These are the 2 lines in racket-pref.rktd in .racket folder of $HOME that matters. But when I change either "chromium " (with space) or xdg-open it will not work......Ooooops.

Final Solution Wooolaaaa!

As can be seen from the figure above, there is one option called GNOME OPEN.

I have to admit that I am using the kde desktop in debian. Anyway, choosing this option will open the *.html page with your default browser.

At least it works under Debian testing, Emacs 24.3 and Racket 6.1.

*Created by: ProfessorX* ## Update I changed the browser setting in Dr Racket as below back to the Firefox, then the `(help member)` etc. are **singing and dancing again** :+1:  In the past I typed `chromium` in the Command Line option. ## Wonder I am still preferring the shabby Chromium, so I will **update** (this time indeed) the solution once I find it on this comment. ``` Scheme (external-browser firefox) (plt:framework-pref:external-browser firefox) ``` These are the 2 lines in `racket-pref.rktd` in .racket folder of $HOME that matters. But when I change either `"chromium "` (with space) or `xdg-open` it will not work......Ooooops. ## Final Solution Wooolaaaa! As can be seen from the figure above, there is one option called **GNOME OPEN**. I have to admit that I am using the **kde desktop** in debian. Anyway, choosing this option will open the `*.html` page **with your default browser**. At least it works under `Debian testing`, `Emacs 24.3` and `Racket 6.1`.

jaor commented 2014年11月27日 21:48:10 +01:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

@ProfessorX thanks a lot for keeping this log and for your detailed explanations! I'll try to add a summary or some troubleshooting instructions to geiser's documentation (or at least a pointer to this issue).

@ProfessorX thanks a lot for keeping this log and for your detailed explanations! I'll try to add a summary or some troubleshooting instructions to geiser's documentation (or at least a pointer to this issue).

jaor commented 2020年07月20日 07:42:14 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

changed the description

changed the description

jaor commented 2020年07月20日 07:42:15 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

moved from jaor/geiser#44

moved from jaor/geiser#44