Anyone sucessfully make conjure work with chicken?

[glyh]

Here's what I'm trying:

    use { 'Olical/conjure',
        config = function()
            vim.g['conjure#log#hud#border'] = 'none'
            vim.g['conjure#extract#tree_sitter#enabled'] = true
            vim.g['conjure#mapping#eval_visual'] = 'e'
            vim.g['conjure#mapping#doc_word'] = false

            vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#command'] = 'chicken-csi'
            vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#prompt_pattern'] = '#;%d> '
            vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#value_prefix_pattern'] = false
        end,
    }

But it's not working properly

[russtoku]

Unfortunately, the interaction with different Scheme interpreters requires tailoring the client code beyond the conjure#client#scheme#command, conjure#client#scheme#prompt_pattern, and conjure#client#scheme#value_prefix_pattern. Currently, the Scheme client only really works well the MIT-Scheme interpreter.

It will take some redesign and code work to be able to handle different Scheme interpreters as well as fleshing out other client features.

[seamusriordan]

@glyh This is what I have used to get it going, though I've not done anything extensive. For the record I'm working on MacOS

  vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#command'] = 'csi -:c'
  vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#prompt_pattern'] = '#;%d-> '
  vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#value_prefix_pattern'] = false

The -:c is important as it enforced interactive mode (I only know about it from the conjure documentation and this stackoverflow post). I'm not sure where else it is documented.

Though I'm not sure of your specific issue.