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#523 duplicate "listener"-commands Joakim Sandgren
Description

you have to make the listener activ to be able to backtrace, choose continue when it is about replacing a modified method, or just to exit break loop to get back to a clean "?" in the listener. "Free" the the "Lisp"-menu elements: Interrupt ; Continue ; Exit Break Loop ; Restarts... ; and Backtrace... from the Listener.

#524 fixed CL:CHARACTER signals a SIMPLE-ERROR instead of a TYPE-ERROR Gary Byers Stelian Ionescu
Description

(character "FOO") signals a SIMPLE-ERROR while the HyperSpec says "Should signal an error of type type-error if object is not a character designator."

I'm using "Version 1.3-r12182M (LinuxX8632)"

#525 invalid 32-bit GUI acceptsFirstReponder bug Ron Garret
Description

Trying to get an ns-window to accept mouse events by defining an accepts-first-responder method that returns T works in 64-bit CCL but not 32-bit. In 32-bit, clicking on the window produces the following error (in the altconsole):

Error: value T is not of the expected type (UNSIGNED-BYTE 32).

While executing: (:INTERNAL[Nsview acceptsFirstResponder]|), in process Initial(0).

Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. Type :? for other options.

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Code to reproduce follows. Run the code, then click on the resulting window.

(defun nsstr (s) (make-instance 'gui::ns-lisp-string :string s))

(defun make-ns-window (x y &optional (title "Untitled"))

(let ((nsw (make-instance 'ns:ns-window

:with-content-rect (ns:make-ns-rect 0 0 x y) :style-mask 15 :backing #$NSBackingStoreBuffered :defer t)))

(#/setTitle: nsw (nsstr title)) (#/setReleasedWhenClosed: nsw nil) (#/center nsw) (#/orderFront: nsw nil) nsw))

(defclass nsview (ns:ns-view)

(container) (:metaclass ns:+ns-object))

(ccl::define-objc-method ((:boolean accepts-first-responder) nsview) t)

(setf w (make-ns-window 300 300)) (#/setContentView w (make-instance 'nsview))

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