Custom Query (1030 matches)

(F082FB70) : 0 (REPORT-CONDITION-IN-HEMLOCK-FRAME #<SIMPLE-ERROR #x9268A86> #<HEMLOCK-FRAME <HemlockFrame: 0x28e5400> (#x28E5400)>) 528

(CONDITION CCL::FRAME)

CONDITION: #<SIMPLE-ERROR #x9268A86> CCL::FRAME: #<HEMLOCK-FRAME <HemlockFrame: 0x28e5400> (#x28E5400)>

SEMAPHORE: #<SEMAPHORE #x9268A16> CCL::MESSAGE: #<NS-MUTABLE-STRING "

Missing argument \"~S Variable documentation\"

" (#x885A0880)>

If meta-. doesn't find any information on a symbol, it would be very helpful for it to look for symbols of the same name in other packages and see if that yields anything. (When it does, it should probably inform you of the situation, along the lines of "no info for foo, do you want to go to def of ccl::foo?", just in case you are trying to use meta-. to check package-correctness of your code or something).

meta-. doesn't work, in the sense that nothing happens if you put in point in the middle of a symbol and hit meta-., in a number of perfectly reasonable contexts:

• comments: ;; (foo)

• Strings: "This is a doc string about foo"

• Quotes: (funcall 'foo) or (funcall #'foo)

It needs to try harder. If standard hemlock parsing doesn't yield anything useful, it should just gather up all the symbol constituents around point and try that.