>>>>> "hl" == Hugh Lawson <hglawson@nr.infi.net> writes:
ecm> ELISP> (setq conn (pg:connect "template1" "postgres" "postgres")) ecm> >> <struct cl ...> ecm> ELISP> (setq
res(pg:exec conn "SELECT * from scshdemo WHERE a=42")) ecm> >> <struct cl ...> ecm> ELISP> (pg:result res :status)
ecm> >> "SELECT"
hl> I can't get the hang of doing this. How do you get the ELISP> hl> prompt? And what exactly do you type? hl> hl> I
havesucceeded at making the example function work properly.
The "ELISP>" prompt is from typing `M-x ielm' in Emacs (I don't think
that XEmacs has anything like this: it's an inferior emacs-lisp). You
can also type in the sexps using the *scratch* buffer, or using `M-:'.
--
Eric Marsden
It's elephants all the way down
