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I'm experimenting with Guile and simple web development. I have some experience with Common Lisp and Slime. And I'm a huge fan of interactive development. Geiser is great IDE, however I loose interactivity when I run even simple web server from REPL:



(use-modules (web server))

(define (hello-world-handler request request-body)
(values '((content-type . (text/plain)))
"hello"))

(run-server hello-world-handler)


After that, if I try to ie evaluate definition, nothing happens and Emacs hangs. When I hit C-g Emacs works again, but it's getting worse after that - in REPL every Geiser function hangs - for example if I hit TAB or C-M-i to complete symbol. I can only type text and hit ENTER. The only solution is to kill Scheme interpreter with C-c C-q and start it again. Why? Am I doing something wrong?



Tested on Guile v2.2 + latest Geiser and Guile v2.0 + Geiser v0.8.1.










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    I'm experimenting with Guile and simple web development. I have some experience with Common Lisp and Slime. And I'm a huge fan of interactive development. Geiser is great IDE, however I loose interactivity when I run even simple web server from REPL:



    (use-modules (web server))

    (define (hello-world-handler request request-body)
    (values '((content-type . (text/plain)))
    "hello"))

    (run-server hello-world-handler)


    After that, if I try to ie evaluate definition, nothing happens and Emacs hangs. When I hit C-g Emacs works again, but it's getting worse after that - in REPL every Geiser function hangs - for example if I hit TAB or C-M-i to complete symbol. I can only type text and hit ENTER. The only solution is to kill Scheme interpreter with C-c C-q and start it again. Why? Am I doing something wrong?



    Tested on Guile v2.2 + latest Geiser and Guile v2.0 + Geiser v0.8.1.










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      I'm experimenting with Guile and simple web development. I have some experience with Common Lisp and Slime. And I'm a huge fan of interactive development. Geiser is great IDE, however I loose interactivity when I run even simple web server from REPL:



      (use-modules (web server))

      (define (hello-world-handler request request-body)
      (values '((content-type . (text/plain)))
      "hello"))

      (run-server hello-world-handler)


      After that, if I try to ie evaluate definition, nothing happens and Emacs hangs. When I hit C-g Emacs works again, but it's getting worse after that - in REPL every Geiser function hangs - for example if I hit TAB or C-M-i to complete symbol. I can only type text and hit ENTER. The only solution is to kill Scheme interpreter with C-c C-q and start it again. Why? Am I doing something wrong?



      Tested on Guile v2.2 + latest Geiser and Guile v2.0 + Geiser v0.8.1.










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      I'm experimenting with Guile and simple web development. I have some experience with Common Lisp and Slime. And I'm a huge fan of interactive development. Geiser is great IDE, however I loose interactivity when I run even simple web server from REPL:



      (use-modules (web server))

      (define (hello-world-handler request request-body)
      (values '((content-type . (text/plain)))
      "hello"))

      (run-server hello-world-handler)


      After that, if I try to ie evaluate definition, nothing happens and Emacs hangs. When I hit C-g Emacs works again, but it's getting worse after that - in REPL every Geiser function hangs - for example if I hit TAB or C-M-i to complete symbol. I can only type text and hit ENTER. The only solution is to kill Scheme interpreter with C-c C-q and start it again. Why? Am I doing something wrong?



      Tested on Guile v2.2 + latest Geiser and Guile v2.0 + Geiser v0.8.1.







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          The solution is to run a separate Guile process from command line using --listen parameter, ie:



          guile --listen=1661 web-test.scm


          and connect with it from Emacs using M-x geiser-connect or M-x connect-to-guile, as explained in the "connecting to an external scheme" here: http://geiser.nongnu.org/geiser_3.html#Starting-the-REPL.



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            The solution is to run a separate Guile process from command line using --listen parameter, ie:



            guile --listen=1661 web-test.scm


            and connect with it from Emacs using M-x geiser-connect or M-x connect-to-guile, as explained in the "connecting to an external scheme" here: http://geiser.nongnu.org/geiser_3.html#Starting-the-REPL.



            Solved with the help of Geiser maintainer.






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              The solution is to run a separate Guile process from command line using --listen parameter, ie:



              guile --listen=1661 web-test.scm


              and connect with it from Emacs using M-x geiser-connect or M-x connect-to-guile, as explained in the "connecting to an external scheme" here: http://geiser.nongnu.org/geiser_3.html#Starting-the-REPL.



              Solved with the help of Geiser maintainer.






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                The solution is to run a separate Guile process from command line using --listen parameter, ie:



                guile --listen=1661 web-test.scm


                and connect with it from Emacs using M-x geiser-connect or M-x connect-to-guile, as explained in the "connecting to an external scheme" here: http://geiser.nongnu.org/geiser_3.html#Starting-the-REPL.



                Solved with the help of Geiser maintainer.






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                The solution is to run a separate Guile process from command line using --listen parameter, ie:



                guile --listen=1661 web-test.scm


                and connect with it from Emacs using M-x geiser-connect or M-x connect-to-guile, as explained in the "connecting to an external scheme" here: http://geiser.nongnu.org/geiser_3.html#Starting-the-REPL.



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