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This works great for any Scheme, I think: https://docs.racket-lang.org/drracket/ https://docs.racket-lang.org/drracket/

• bmitc 4y ago
  It works for Schemes that DrRacket supports or ones implemented via #lang. I don't think Chez Scheme is one of those.
  • rscho 4y ago
    There's actually a plugin that lets one use Chez directly from DrRacket.
    • bmitc 4y ago
      Got a link?
      • rscho 4y ago
        I used the plugin to run the Chez version of minikanren some time ago. I think it was this one: https://github.com/Syntacticlosure/chez-runner https://github.com/Syntacticlosure/chez-runner There might be more on the racket package server.
• rawoke083600 4y ago
  Last time I checked, it didn't have true REPL development ? i.e you couldn't "just eval" a function ?
  • avhon1 4y ago
    DrRacket has had a REPL at least since 2013 (which was when I first used it).
    • bmitc 4y ago
      I think the commenter meant sending a specific function definition to the REPL, like in Common Lisp, Clojure, or F#'s REPLs, without re-evaluating the entire file, like how DrRacket does it. I think Racket has some functionality that allows it though, and I think the Racket Emacs mode supports it. I am not aware of how to do it with DrRacket.
      • rawoke083600 4y ago
        Yes exactly ! Sory for confusion.