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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #555 | fixed | Two top-level command system bugs | ||
| Description |
1) TLC'c interact badly with symbol macros. For example: ? (define-symbol-macro pwd 1) PWD ? pwd #P"/" ? This wouldn't be so bad except that 2) there also seems to be a bug in the top-level command processor for TLCs that take arguments, e.g.: ? :cd "/" #P"/" ? cd "/" Too few arguments in call to #<Compiled-function CCL::CD (Non-Global) #x3000405443CF>: 0 arguments provided, at least 1 required. ? "/" ? TLC could use some documentation as well. |
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| #556 | fixed | #$NIL is now #$nil | ||
| Description |
This just changed in the last few releases: the foreign constant #$NIL has apparently changed to #$nil. As a result, easygui fails to compile, which causes (require 'cocoa-application) to fail. |
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| #560 | fixed | Return doesn't self-insert in listener | ||
| Description |
There have been some changes recently to the behavior of the RETURN key in the IDE. By and large these changes have been improvements, but there is a small lingering bug: when RETURN is pressed with the cursor at the end of a listener buffer and there's a form to evaluate, the return character does not self-insert. As a result, if you PRINC something instead of PRINTing it, it ends up on the same line as the form being evaluated, which is a little weird. The problem is particularly evident when doing an apropos: Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.4-dev (DarwinX8664)!
? (apropos :foo) HI::FOO
GUI::FOO
CCL::FOO
:FOO, Value: :FOO
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