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This can be done by writing a little shell script that detects and decide if decryption is needed, and then run org-analyzer at the end.
Thanks for your prompt fix! Two issues: ### 1. Unbound variable is not an error? ``` > (+ 1 a) The variable A is unbound. => NIL sbcl> *error* =>...
Have you looked into [this](https://github.com/jini-zh/sbcl-readline/blob/master/sbcl-readline.lisp)? It doesn't have documentation though.. I'm not sure what it's doing at the time. But it claims to provide an interface between sbcl and GNU...
Thanks for recommending cl-repl! I didn't know about that before :) Lem doesn't seem to provide a terminal repl though. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Just as a record, there's another lisp repl with GNU readline https://github.com/fukamachi/mondo
How is this project going?
A more sophisticated domain specific language can resolve the first issue.. e.g. `E5[1]` means the first node where `E5` occurs, and `E5[G7][1]` could mean the first occurence of `E5` in...
Thanks @Trevoke for your idea. However, I think the data in sgf is enough for us to specify a certain node already, so this can be done without asking the...
How did it go?
In general, many libraries are needed to install sbcl. It wouldn't be enough to specify one. For those who do not want the trouble of compiling themselves, they can use...