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From: randy@garnet.cdc.com (Randy Orrison)
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs,comp.emacs
Subject: Problem in lisp mode (run-lisp and lisp-send-defun)
Message-ID: <155@garnet.cdc.com>
Date: 23 Feb 89 22:30:05 GMT
Reply-To: randy@garnet.cdc.com (Randy Orrison)
Followup-To: gnu.emacs
Organization: Control Data in the Hills of Arden, Minnesota
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I've been reading the info and source for lisp-mode, and it appears
that I should be able to do a run-lisp to start up a lisp process,
then do C-M-x to send the current sexp (in my Lisp buffer) to the lisp
process, but what happens is that when I do C-M-x I get "Current
buffer has no process".  Looking at shell.el (which is the only place
I can find this error message), i guess that it's expecting the
inferior lisp process to be running in the current buffer, but the
docs for lisp mode imply that I can be editing a file in its own
buffer, and use C-M-x to send stuff to the lisp process, which must be
in a different buffer.

Am I missing something here, or can I not do what I want, or what?

    Thanks!!!

    	-randy
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Randy C. Orrison -- Control Data in the Hills of Arden, Minnesota
		randy@garnet.cdc.com