Custom Query (1030 matches)

I've managed to load up most of anvita overnight, which generates a lot of listener output -- around 700K. Somewhere along the way, the listener has become very reluctant to scroll to the end of the buffer. M-> doesn't work, going to last shown line and doing ctl-f or ctl-n doesn't work, moving the scroll bar doesn't work (i.e. it scrolls, but never to the end of the buffer). At first I thought the lisp froze up, so I did cmd-A cmd-C to copy the listener output to emacs, and found there was more stuff at the bottom that wasn't showing in the IDE. The only thing I found that works is sometimes resizing the window will show you more. It doesn't unwedge it, it just shows more of whatever is available at the time, but any output after that still can't be scrolled into view.

Open a file in the IDE. Open the same file in emacs, make a change, save it. Now make a change in the IDE and save it -- it quietly overwrites the changes you made in emacs. It should notice the change and confirm whether you want to overwrite it

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open IDE (OpenMCL or Clozure CL)
2. Open the Processes window
3. Double-click to open the Cocoa Inspector
4. Browse the slots of the inspected process
5. Click the contents of a slot to inspect it
6. Crash!