You can get some basic interaction by printing *prompt-prefix* and
*prompt-suffix* around prompts.
You do not need to load init2.lisp with :lisp (load ..), just use
load("init2.lisp") and then :lisp (tl).
Lp, Andrej
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 9:29 PM, Hunter
Monroe<hmonroe.maxima at huntermonroe.com> wrote:
> Mockmma 1.7 runs a small subset of Mathematica commands under GNU Common
> Lisp, and can be run from the Maxima command line for instance in a DOS
> shell or in Xmaxima. Start maxima from within the mockmma directory and give
> the commands :lisp (load "init2.lisp") and then :lisp (tl). See a snippet
> below. This does not work within wxMaxima no matter what combination of
> settings for file_search_maxima and file_search_lisp I tried. Help would be
> appreciated in suggesting a fix for this and then in getting wxMaxima to
> recognize and bracket Mockmma input/output lines the same way it does for
> Maxima input/output lines.
>
> Hunter
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> (%i1) :lisp (load "init2.lisp")
> T
> (%i1) :lisp (tl)
> Mock-Mma (GNU Common Lisp) 1.7 (June 8, 2009) [With pre-loaded data]
> GNU General Public License
> -- Terminal graphics initialized --
> In[1] := f[x_]:=x^10
> In[2] := f[2]
> OUT[2] = 1024
>
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