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I have SublimeText2 installed in OSX with SublimeREPL and it works like a charm for Ruby and Python. However, most recently I've been wanting to pick up Common Lisp and the "clisp REPL" gives me the following error: OSError(2, 'No such file or directory')

I have tried to Google any instructions on best setup of ST2 with Common Lisp and was unsuccessful. I would really appreciate any tips, links or instructions on getting SublimeText2 working in par with Common Lisp.

I have installed the following packages

  1. SublimeREPL
  2. Lispindent

Do I have to include anything in my config file to get clisp REPL working?

Alex
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    It seems that Sublime Text does not find `clisp` executable. Is `Common Lisp` installed in your machine, and is `clisp` in your PATH? – Riccardo Marotti Feb 18 '13 at 17:17

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From the look of the error you're getting, I'd make sure that you've worked through all of the steps laid out in this blog posting.

Onorio Catenacci
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  • Ah-ha! it turns out clisp was not installed in my machine as mentioned by @Riccardo. After installing it via homebrew (clisp); the problem was solved. Thanks for the blog post. – Alex Feb 19 '13 at 03:07