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The #/pageForPoint:nearest: method of pdfView is not available in 32-bit CCL (but it is in 64-bit CCL). I am mindful of the resolution of ticket #535 (32-bit CCL ships with Tiger interfaces, not Leopard) but the Apple docs say that #/pageForPoint:nearest: was introduced in 10.4 so it seems like it ought to be there.

The contents of an instance of gui:ns-lisp-string always prints as the empty string. This seems to be because gui:ns-lisp-strings answer NIL to initialized-nsobject-p, which results in their nsobject-description being the empty string.

Probably should change the nsobject-description of uninitialized objects to "[uninitialized]" or something like that while you're at it.

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.