Sublime Text 2 with MIT Scheme

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Does anyone know how i could use sublime text 2 with scheme. I've heard ST2 and I want to try it out? right now I'm learning scheme. I have the scheme interpreter installed - I can go to the terminal and type in scheme and run code. I can also run the interpreter in emacs, but emacs isn't really fun.

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xji picture xji · Dec 28, 2013

It's probably a little bit late but I'd still like to share my experience...

Now I'm using Sublime Text 2 and using Scheme fine.

First install the package "Scheme" through package control.

Then install the package "SublimeREPL" (for Sublime Text 2).

Then you should have a fully functioning Scheme environment in your Sublime! Syntax highlight is good, and use SublimeREPL for a interactive Scheme prompt.

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