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Sublime Text 2 with MIT Scheme

Does anyone know how I can use sublime text 2 with a outline. I heard ST2 and I want to try? I'm studying the circuit now. I have a scheme interpreter installed - I can go to the terminal and enter the scheme and run the code. I can also run the interpreter in emacs, but emacs is not very funny.

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Maybe a little late, but I still want to share my experience ...

Now I am using Sublime Text 2 and using Scheme fine.

First install the Schema package through package management.

Then install the "SublimeREPL" package (for Sublime Text 2).

Then you should have a fully functioning Scheme environment in your Sublime! Syntax highlighting is good, and use SublimeREPL for an interactive Scheme prompt.

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I want my answer to help you ~ My solution is not to use Mit-Scheme, but in DrScheme, and the specific process is as follows:

  • Download the PLT-Scheme and install it ( http://download.plt-scheme.org/ ).
  • Add the installation path to the Path environment variables.
  • Install the SublimeREPL package
  • Find the file "Sublime Text 2 \ Packages \ SublimeREPL \ config \ Scheme \ Main.sublime-menu",
    open with Sublime Text 2. Find the code:
"cmd": {"linux": ["scheme"], "osx": ["scheme"], "windows": ["scheme"]},

and change it:

 "cmd": {"linux": ["scheme"], "osx": ["scheme"], "windows": ["scheme"]},

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  1. Open Sublime Text 2, ctrl+shift+p and type scheme , press Enter

Enjoy it!

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