I like to play with Scheme in the Chez Scheme REPL. Used SublimeText3 sometimes to prepare my code. Always had to swap between ST and CS. Saw Corey Shafer using Python and the REPL in ST. Wanted to be able to do the same. Took me long time but finally got it working last night. Today my PC was slow. Very slow!!! When i watched the processes running om my Win10 PC, the processor was at minimum 80% load. There were like 30 Chez Scheme instances running and ST, where I started them, was closed.
Also my keyboard lost it’s keymapping twice (qwerty --> azerty)
I bought a 80$ lincense yesterday, something I never do.
Today I regret it!
Computer became slow after running SublimeText
fweytjens
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wbond
#2
Sublime Text doesn’t by itself launch chez scheme processes. It sounds like a third party plugin or build system may need to be tweaked to ensure it doesn’t create new process groups so that they are left running after Sublime Text closes.
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fweytjens
#3
Well that build system, it was me who did this. ST says it is programmable and indeed you can tweak it. But as I’m a starter, had no idea what I was doing. With SublimeTextREPL it starts up real REPL’s, with build it looks like a REPL but it can only be used to show the result from an evaluation from another screen. Inside you can’t do anything. You can even wipe the text completely. I lost hours to find out how to do this. I don’t call this programmable. Can i have my money back?
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jfcherng
#4
As per https://www.sublimetext.com/sales_faq
- Refunds
Refunds are available within 30 days of purchasing. Please send us an email if you wish to claim a refund.Any more questions? Email sales@sublimetext.com. Please note that due to a high volume of emails, a timely response is unfortunately not always possible.
And you don’t have to buy a license for evaluation though.
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fweytjens
#5
Thanks for the quick response. Besides the official and unofficial ST documentation, why two? I watched Youtubes and [https://luxiyalu.com/scheme-on-sublime-text-3/]
As you can see Luxia put effort in writing an extra manual for Schemers. In step 2 she explains things to do manually. As a Schemer I like things to be easy to understand and predictable. Sorry, I didn’t find this in your product. Please remove this entry on your forum? I’ll adress myself to the Sales department and start learning Emacs
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jfcherng
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I don’t know. But how do you prevent people from creating an unofficial one? Like what if I am going to create a unofficial Emacs docs. 
The unofficial one gives more details while the official is kinda like a API list. And it can be updated more frequently (basically updated with each GitHub push or pull request). The (anything’s) update frequency is the main unsatisfied part for me with SublimeHq products.
Honestly, I personally consider https://github.com/wuub/SublimeREPL abandoned. Don’t know a replacement though.
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