v0.4.1-1-ga87e613
Sturgeon implements various tools for manipulating Emacs from OCaml:
Sturgeon_sexp implements the Emacs dialect of S-expressionsSturgeon_session implements an "session protocol" to make RPC to Emacs from OCaml and vice versaSturgeon_stui is a session implementing an Inuit backend: one can now runs text user-interface on an Emacs bufferSturgeon_recipes_* offers different "rendez-vous" points to connect to EmacsSturgeon is distributed under the ISC license.
Homepage: https://github.com/let-def/sturgeon
Contact: Frédéric Bour <frederic.bour@lakaban.net>
sturgeon can be installed with opam:
opam install sturgeon
If you don't use opam consult the opam file for build
instructions.
The documentation and API reference is automatically generated by
ocamldoc from the interfaces. It can be consulted online
and there is a generated version in the doc directory of the
distribution.
If you installed sturgeon with opam sample programs are located in
the directory opam config var sturgeon:doc.
In the distribution sample programs and tests are located in the
test directory of the distribution. They can be built with:
ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind test/tests.otarget
The resulting binaries are in _build/test.
test.native tests the library, nothing should fail.OCaml
56.7%
Emacs Lisp
43.2%
v0.4.1-1-ga87e613
Sturgeon implements various tools for manipulating Emacs from OCaml:
Sturgeon_sexp implements the Emacs dialect of S-expressionsSturgeon_session implements an "session protocol" to make RPC to Emacs from OCaml and vice versaSturgeon_stui is a session implementing an Inuit backend: one can now runs text user-interface on an Emacs bufferSturgeon_recipes_* offers different "rendez-vous" points to connect to EmacsSturgeon is distributed under the ISC license.
Homepage: https://github.com/let-def/sturgeon
Contact: Frédéric Bour <frederic.bour@lakaban.net>
sturgeon can be installed with opam:
opam install sturgeon
If you don't use opam consult the opam file for build
instructions.
The documentation and API reference is automatically generated by
ocamldoc from the interfaces. It can be consulted online
and there is a generated version in the doc directory of the
distribution.
If you installed sturgeon with opam sample programs are located in
the directory opam config var sturgeon:doc.
In the distribution sample programs and tests are located in the
test directory of the distribution. They can be built with:
ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind test/tests.otarget
The resulting binaries are in _build/test.
test.native tests the library, nothing should fail.OCaml
56.7%
Emacs Lisp
43.2%