"Eval in REPL" command not doing anything for Scheme in SublimeREPL

Question

I'm attempting to use SublimeREPL with Sublime Text 2 as a Scheme environment. I have Gauche installed and can successfully launch a REPL window and run code from it. However, I can't figure out how to use the "Eval in REPL" or "Transfer to REPL" commands in the plugin.

When I execute the command (either by shortcut or from the menu) I can see in the console that the command is being run, but it doesn't actually do anything. This is regardless of whether I have a REPL window opened already or not. I suspect it's not able to figure out which external id it's supposed to be using, but not sure how to fix that.

Refluent

what platform are you on? Windows, OS X, Linux? What version? (and is it 32- or 64-bit?) – Farrish

Sorry, I'm on Windows 7 64-bit, with the 32-bit version of Gauche installed. – Refluent

Answer 1

This is working for me on Linux using Sublime 2.0.2 and the following Sublime packages:

• SublimeREPL 2.1.1
• Gauche 2013.04.16.05.32.34
• Scheme 2013.03.04.21.30.59

Note that these are Sublime packages installable through Package Control: you also need to have the real Gauche interpreter installed on the local system.

I needed to restart several times. Save your Gauche code as a .scm file and switch the buffer to Gauche mode. Use Tools > SublimeREPL > Scheme > Gauche to start the REPL and you should be able to freely eval and transfer expressions from the buffer in Gauche mode to the REPL.

Harbour