schemedoc and SPAN shell RFC

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Hi,

Where perl has CPAN, scheme48 has sunterlib among many other scheme
repositories.
I wondered if there are any feature requests for a schemedoc (a perldoc for
scheme48) as I want to code this.
The next thing I want to start working on is something as 'perl -MCPAN -e
shell' using the scsh package system and scsh socket facilities. We could
call this SPAN. In the current sunterlib I put a simple command line
bluetooth system (If you telnet into tmail and type BLUEZ\r\n you get your
$USER's /home/$USER/BLUEZFILE on the server.

Some things to consider:
. We can put it in sunterlib
. We can put the scsh-install-pkg also in sunterlib
. dependencies
. functionality
. etc.

Johan

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Hi,<br><br>Where perl has CPAN, scheme48 has sunterlib among many other sch=
eme repositories.<br>I wondered if there are any feature requests for a sch=
emedoc (a perldoc for scheme48) as I want to code this.<br>The next thing I=
 want to start working on is something as &#39;perl -MCPAN -e shell&#39; us=
ing the scsh package system and scsh socket facilities. We could call this =
SPAN. In the current sunterlib I put a simple command line bluetooth system=
 (If you telnet into tmail and type BLUEZ\r\n you get your $USER&#39;s /hom=
e/$USER/BLUEZFILE on the server. <br>
<br>Some things to consider:<br>. We can put it in sunterlib <br>. We can p=
ut the scsh-install-pkg also in sunterlib<br>. dependencies<br>. functional=
ity<br>. etc.<br><br>Johan<br>

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