Could someone knowledgeable in these matters list all the possible options? I understand there is julia-snail, julia-ts-mode, … But how do they fit together? What is hot and what is not? Many thanks!

This might help you understand what choices you have. I tried to summarize this thread’s contents visually, and I added a little extra info for julia-snail and eglot since I had a little extra knowledge on those topics that I haven’t posted in this thread. [image] You can input the following cod…

julia> methods(sin) # 14 methods for generic function "sin" from Base: [1] sin(::Irrational{:π}) @ Base.MathConstants mathconstants.jl:126 [2] sin(::Missing) @ Base.Math math.jl:1580 [3] sin(a::Float16) @ Base.Math math.jl:1558 [4] sin(x::BigFloat) @ Base.MPFR mpfr.jl:801…

C-q I had no idea this existed. I ran into 2 little problems that were easily solved. It used the environment variable VISUAL instead of EDITOR for me. I had my VISUAL set to emacsclient -f so that it would open a new Emacs frame instead of reusing an existing one, and the way julia invoked it…

C-q documentation here : ^Q Write a number in REPL and press ^Q to open editor at corresponding stackframe or method It works great for opening source files at a numbered location in a stack trace, when you encounter errors.

Skimming through the list of keybindings, you can tell the Julia REPL was designed by an Emacs user. It’s funny seeing words like kill and yank used outside of Emacs.

Update concerning a Julia REPL in Emacs 29.1.4 running in WSL 2: Julia Snail is very nice indeed. I did not get to use the remote capability, so I can’t comment. I’m not sure how I feel about the ability to evaluate code within a module. Maybe I’m just not used to it. Unfortunately, clicking on …

[image] gcv: One thing to note about julia-snail: its REPL integration is module-aware. So when you tell it to update a function definition, it’ll do so in the right place. AFAIK no other Julia REPL integration does this. (Revise users probably don’t care about this very much.) My first thoug…

That’d be this issue, maybe? Changes to macros are ignored · Issue #20 · timholy/Revise.jl

I run my Julia REPLs in shell buffers. If you give Meta-x shell a numeric argument it will prompt you for a new buffer name. I typically have a shell buffer for each project I’m currently wrking on.

That’s a clever way to do it. Do you also have a way to send Julia code to these various shell buffers? (I did a little investigation before posting, and I found the comint-send-string function which could be used for this, but it seems like you’d have to write your own interactive function that w…

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Thank you, @gcv, for saving us from this. I’m thankful that I can move between multiple Julia projects with ease using a single Emacs instance.

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