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Thanks for your remarks. Using write-file is not a solution, since I'm working on a web application. My only option is to use the POST method. I'll start with a little update. I've been trying to solve that problem for two days now (spending on it my full time), and I've made some interesting observ...

I have a web app written in newLISP. The app is served by the newLISP interpreter run in the HTTP server mode. The server runs behind a proxy, which is nginx. So the flow is simple: nginx gets the requests, and proxies it to the newLISP HTTP server. I have problems with files uploading. The script m...

Well, I used to use (g)vim for newLISP files too. The problem was I was missing features from DrRacket. And since (g)vim is written in C/C++ (I'm not sure, whether it's C or C++), and jEdit is written in Java, and since I like Java much much more than C/C++, I eventually decided to develop my plugin...

Some time ago I started to work on a jEdit plugin for newLISP (and, probably, other Lisp dialects) source files editing. The plugin is still in its alpha stage, and I'm still learning how to write jEdit plugins, but on the other side, some features are already working: - functions' list is displayed...

I've finally found some time to document my changes and to prepare a patch. I'll e-mail Lutz.

If someone is interested in what I did, here's some documentation:

• table of contents
• rename pages

I'm interested in using newLISP wiki (actually, I've been using it for a month). I find it a great piece of software, although I'd like it have some additional features. My first candidate is table of contents, known from Wikipedia (useful on long pages). Is anywhere some roadmap for this project av...