Custom Query (1030 matches)

When launching the Lisp IDE from slime (require :cocoa), the GUI listener uses swank output streams, instead of the Listener window. This is due to missing bindings in make-mcl-listener-process. Adding:

                          (let ((*standard-input*  input-stream)
                                (*standard-output* output-stream)
                                (*error-output*    output-stream)
                                (*trace-output*    output-stream)
                                (*terminal-io*
                                  (if echoing
                                      (make-echoing-two-way-stream
                                       input-stream output-stream)
                                      (make-two-way-stream
                                       input-stream output-stream)))
                                (*query-io* *terminal-io*)
                                (*debug-io* *terminal-io*))

makes it work as expected.

When run:

(require :objc-support)
(require :cocoa)

we get this error:

problems loading bundle: can't determine class name
   [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR]

Restarts:

Backtrace:
  0: (gui::init-cocoa-ide)
  1: ((:internal gui::cocoa-startup gui::start-cocoa-ide))

We don't get it if we run only (require :cocoa).

The situation occurs when we load libraries that use only objc-support without using cocoa.

I can understand why this happens, but if I supply an eof-error-p argument of nil and an eof-value of nil, I should just get nil, no? (At least that's how I interpret the hyperspec entry for read-from-string.)

(I'm doing some processing of files line-by-line, and this line happened to come all by itself ahead of the definition of a function on the next few lines.)

I tried this both in a shipped 1.9 and in a second 1.9 which had been updated via svn update and fully rebuilt.