newLISP - Code Contributions

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newlisp.vim, maintained by Cyril Slobin here and ready for v.10.3, is a Vim syntax file for customizing newLISP for the vim editor. Latest version for 10.5.0 also available locally. For vimrc files look here .vimrc and here .vimrc.

Barry Arthur maintains a Vim function reference. Install it in your install it in your ~/.vim/doc/ directory. Notes how to use this type of file.

newlisp.jsf for JOE (updated for 10.5.0) is a syntax highlighting configuration file for the JOE Editor.

Here is an older Emacs mode by Tim Johnson and maintained and improved by Nicholas E. May. Emacs and Swank/Slime editor setup by Shigeru Kobayashi at https://github.com/kosh04/newlisp-files updated for 10.5.0 and also here .

A codeless language module for newLISP, suitable for use with the BBEdit (version 8.5 and up) and TextWrangler (version 2.2 and up) editors from Bare Bones, has been developed by Seth Dillingham. This article explains how to do it and here is the final newLISP.plist Codeless Language Module for download. Instructions for installation are in the file. This file needs to be updated for the latest version of newLISP.

Jeff also contributed a support bundle for the textmate editor linked from this page at Artful code - Projects. Another textmate bundle by Greg from taoeffect.

jedit-newlisp-mode-generator contributed by Michael Sabin generates a syntax file for the jEdit editor. Copy/paste the source from the browser and execute it with newLISP for a perfect syntax mode file for jEdit.

Syntax hihghlighting for the GNU nano editor with .nanorc updated for v.10.5.0. Put this file as .nanorc in your home directory or merge it with an existing one.

Syntax highlighting for the SciTE editor. Replace the file lisp.properties with this one. For details see Kazimir's blog. Another package for the same editor from Winger at 天国之翼 can be found here.

HTML highlighting in newLISP for newLISP source using syntax.cgi. Most code on this side is displayed with this method.

Archive 'newLISPer is an excellent blog about somebody discovering newLISP on MacOS X. The blog comes with many code snippets, tips and tricks not only useful on the Mac.

Kazimir Majorinc's Programming Notes does creative and thoughtful Lisp explorations mostly in newLISP.

Marc Hildmann and Greg Slepak develop a web-framework, which can be downloaded from dragonfly-newlisp at Google code.

newLISP on Rockets is a framework for rapid development of web applications. Code for a blog written in this framework is included. The author's personal blog is also written in newLISP.

Artful code is Jeff Ober's blog about using newLISP and other scripting languages. This blog has many interesting code snippets.

A Russian language newLISP blog by Cyril Slobin can be found here: Журнал Кира Злобина. His site in English newLISP programming.

Alessandro's Italian newLISP blog: Lo scripting come non lo avete mai visto prima! Il blog italiano per il NewLisp!.

Norman's Collection is a variety of small, creative and extreme useful utilities published by Norman at first on the discussion board and now all together on his own site. Not all of the code found here is updated for the 10.x.x generation of newLISP.

Norman Collection - Fetcher - When you see Norman's page, you will want all of it. This is how you can download all of Norman's utilities at once.

OpenGL for newLISP everything to write portable (Linux and Win32) OpenGL programs with GLUT in newLISP.

Anagrams generator this page explains how to generate anagrams and other permutations in newLISP.

rational.lsp a library for doing arithmetik and comparison with rational numbers. Another contribution by Eddie Rucker. Last updated Nov 30th, 2004.

Numerical.lsp a collection of functions for factoring, primality testing and function to construct powersets. Contributed by John DeSanto, April 23rd, 2005.

VBA.zip is a Visual Basic for Application showing how to import newlisp.dll into Excel. VB6.zip shows how to import newlisp.dll into a Visial Basic v.6.0 aplication. NewLispDotNet.zip shows how to import newlisp.dll into a MS .NET application (needs .NET runtime install from MS). The .NET application only works with newlisp.dll compiled with BCC (not available at the moment, try the normal MinGW compiled DLL from the Win32 intsaller). VBA.zip and VB6.zip can use the normal newlisp.dll compiled with MinGW and shipped in the Win32 distribution. All 3 demos are contributions by Erich Neuwirth.

Integration in Neobook by HPW's NeoBook plugin support. See also the section C-Libraries for other Win32 extensions to newLISP by HPW.