Le sam. 1 août 2020 à 20:04, Philip K. <xxxxxx@posteo.net> a écrit :
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to suggest a SRFI, that standardises the programmatic
> interaction with Scheme Implementations. The use-cases for this could
> be:
>
> - Developing a Backend-Agnostic Scheme REPL
> - Making it easier for Editor-extensions like Geiser to support
>   different Scheme implementations, without having to have someone
>   who's familiar with both the internals of said Scheme implementation
>   and Geiser.
> - Perhaps even static analysis tools?
>
> My idea was to specify a stdin/out-based protocol that exchanges
> S-Expressions in a client-server like setting. So the client could send
>
>         (complete "fol")
>
> to the server, and the server would return a list of symbols/strings,
> and probably also a status message to make the protocol extensible. I'd
> argue that the protocol should be as modular as possible, so that
> implementations don't loose everything if they can't offer all
> capabilities -- but that should be a familiar concept for Schemers ;)
>
> There have already been some cautious discussions on Geiser's[0] bug
> tracker on the possibilities of this idea.
>
> All in all, the idea is still very underdeveloped, and I've never
> written a SRFI before. That's why I'd like to have some feedback or
> input from the readers of this mailing list, on ideas, pitfalls or if
> it's even worth considering such a standardisation effort.
>
> [0] https://gitlab.com/emacs-geiser/geiser/-/issues/7
>
> Sincerely,
> --
>         Philip K.
>

Fantastic idea!

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