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| #1172 | fixed | Need to be able to set *wrap-lines-to-window* dynamically | ||
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Currently *wrap-lines-to-window* is a global preference that only takes effect when new windows are opened. We need a way to dynamically change this value on a per-window basis (on windows that have already been opened) with a menu item and command-key equivalent. We should probably keep the global preference as it serves as a default. But it needs to be possible to change this flag dynamically on windows that are already open. Fred had this capability and it was useful, and we need it in the CCL IDE. |
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| #1188 | fixed | Search-files no longer works in 10.6 | ||
| Description |
Search-files uses ns:ns-table-cell-view (possibly among other constructs) which is 10.7 only. Revert code to 10.6 compatibility until a formal decision is made to no longer support 10.6. |
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| #1198 | fixed | Printing long things to the listener is a DOS attack | ||
| Description |
Reported by <p2.edoc@…> in openmcl-devel on 9 Jun 2014, but it bothers me too so I'm reporting it. Printing long sexprs to the listener in the IDE is a denial-of-service attack. Setting variables like *print-length* or hitting cmd-, are not adequate solutions for this problem: if you forget to set *print-length* in advance, you're hosed. And once the spinning beachball of death appears, cmd-, is useless. Try executing the following form in the listener in the IDE and the listener in the command line. The experiences will be very different. In the command line, hitting cmd-. or cmd-, always stops the output. But in the IDE, cmd-. never works and cmd-, only works occasionally, assuming you don't have a beachball. Very often, the only recourse in the IDE is to force-quit CCL. (let ((l (make-list 100 :initial-element 'foo))) (make-list 100000 :initial-element l)) |
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