Re: Does Emacs xscheme mode have Edwin-like C-M-i completion?

[Derek Rhodes]

Hi David, I'm by no means an mit-scheme dev, but `company-mode` does what you're talking about when run under xscheme. This is what it looks like:

https://imgur.com/a/V70ROHQ

The drop-down menu pops up shortly after a preset duration measured from the last key press - so, no key command needed.

On Sat, Jan 25, 2020 at 12:41 PM David Liu <address@hidden> wrote:

I noticed that in Edwin (MIT Scheme 10.1.10), one can do C-M-i completion. For example, typing "(quoti" and then pressing C-M-i will complete the text to "(quotient", and typing "(strea" then pressing C-M-i will first complete to "(stream" and then pressing it again will give a list of all the builtin library commands like STREAM-PAIR?, STREAM-TRUNCATE, etc.

I also use MIT Scheme using Emacs 26, through (load-library 'xscheme) and then M-x start-scheme. The C-M-i feature described above appears to be missing. Is it really missing, or is it just a different command?