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SLSIA. This crash occurs only with an active selection in the listener, not when the cursor is on a close paren, and not when there is an active selection in an editor window.

On Win32 (and likely other 32-bit platforms):

? (read-from-string (format nil "~a" (make-random-state)))
> Error: value 1267438753 is not of the expected type (INTEGER 0 (2147483647)).
> While executing: INITIALIZE-MRG31K3P-STATE, in process listener(1).

Printing NSData objects prints out the data contained within them, which is convenient, but it does not obey *print-length*. This gets particularly annoying when working with images, because if one accidentally prints a very large NSData object in the IDE (which often happens during error reporting when such an object has been passed in as an argument), Hemlock chokes, and the only way to recover is to kill the current listener and fire up a new one.