Custom Query (1030 matches)

When there are multiple definitions of the same method, pressing option . will bring up an empty definitions window when using the cocotron version of the IDE. It seems to work fine when there is only one definition of the method because instead of bringing up the definitions window it just takes you to the method directly.

Often I find myself with a billion utility windows (e.g. "Definitions of ...") in the IDE and I want to close them all at once to get rid of the clutter. But I don't want to close ALL the windows in the IDE.

When option key is held down while the red close box of a window is clicked, all the windows in the IDE shouldn't close, since that's kind of silly and useless with a development system. Instead, only the windows of the type clicked on should close. So if you option-close a Hemlock window, all the hemlock windows close but all the rest stay open. Likewise if you option-close on a listener window or a utility window (ns-window), or some newly-defined window class, only the windows of that class should close.

From: Scott McKay <>

> From: Len Livshin <>
> Date: March 26, 2008 9:22:10 AM EDT
> 
> $ /usr/local/openmcl/working-0711-8771/lx86cl64
> Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.2-r8771MS  (LinuxX8664)!
> ? (parse-integer nil :junk-allowed t)
> NIL
> 0
> ?
> 
> I think that the common sense interpretation of ":junk-allowed" parameter is that you're allowed to pass junk *in* a string,
> not that you're allowed to pass junk *instead* of a string...

What Dan says.  'parse-integer' takes a string argument;
:junk-allowed t should not change its type signature.