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| #520 | fixed | Execute-all doesn't respect current state of buffer | ||
| Description |
If a saved file has been edited then execute-all appears to execute the saved version, not the version in the buffer, e.g: Put (print 123) into a buffer. Save it. Change it to (print 456) but don't save. Execute all. Result will be 123, not 456. Not sure if this is by design, but it's not the behavior I intuitively expect. |
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| #521 | invalid | DIRECTORY does not work with pathnames containing multiple dots on Windows | ||
| Description |
Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.3-dev-r12165-trunk (WindowsX8632)! neo-angin 103_> touch foo.bar foo.foo.bar neo-angin 104_> h:/ccl/wx86cl -n -e '(print (directory "c:/cygwin/tmp/**/*.bar")))' (#P"C:/cygwin/tmp/x/foo.bar" #P"C:/cygwin/tmp/x/foo'.foo.bar") Notice the second pathname, which contains a quote character for no valid reason. |
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| #522 | fixed | Windows: Device component lost in pathname handling | ||
| Description |
? (pathname-device (make-pathname :host "blub" :device "h" :name "hello" :directory '(:absolute "a" "b") :type "txt")) :UNSPECIFIC This breaks wildcard DIRECTORY searches on drives other than CCL's default drive, presumably C:. I have spent some time trying to find the problem myself, but got lost in the innards of the pathname handling code that I don't understand. |
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