Custom Query (1030 matches)

In a new buffer, enter

(foo "bar

then place the insertion point after the quotes and press, e.g., c-m-f. IDE will wedge and has to be killed.

I think the problem is that generally, hemlock code isn't prepared to navigate inside strings (valid-spot is nil), but much of the time it doesn't actually check for it so in some cases it just goes into infinite loops.

(setq path (make-pathname :name :unspecific
                          :type :unspecific
                          :directory '(:absolute)))
=> #P"/"

(merge-pathnames path "foo.bar")
=> #P"/"

(probe-file path)
=> #P"/"

(let ((*default-pathname-defaults* "foo.bar"))
  (probe-file path))
=> NIL

The first three results are correct. The last is not.

Typep doesn't check array type dimensions:

(typep "" '(string 3)) => T, should be nil