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Start a trunk ccl and do (require 'cocoa). Choose "Preferences..." from the application menu.

> Error: Invalid memory operation.
> While executing: GUI::|-[CCLFontToNameTransformer transformedValue:]|, in process Initial(0).

The function in question is in ccl:cocoa-ide;preferences.lisp.

It works on 1.9.

I suspect a compiler bug, but I have not looked at it very hard, so I could be wrong about that. The trunk and 1.9 versions of the function are identical.

if you double click to the right (the end) of a defun (for example) to mark it and then hit enter to evalue it this also collapse the marking. but the cursor is now up on the left side (the beginning) of the defun form. if you double click up to the left to mark and then enter-collaps the cursor is now on the other side down on the right side (the end) of the defun form.

I'm doing an experiment in formatting some files that use Devanagari unicode characters. The input file is utf8, and it's my intention to produce a utf8 output file. The following function reads a sexp, and for each correctly prints a Devanagari word to the screen, and apparently writes the same word as garbage to the output file. Can you please tell me the right stream parameters? Thanks.

(defun format-dict ()
  (let ((fi "/Users/kmorgan/documents/yoga/sanskrit/roots/roots.txt")
        (fo "/Users/kmorgan/documents/yoga/sanskrit/roots/dict.txt"))
    (with-open-file (si fi :external-format :utf-8)
      (with-open-file (so fo  :direction :output :if-exists :supersede :external-format :utf-8)
        (let ((*print-miser-width* 120))
          (do ((x (read si nil nil) (read si nil nil))) 
              ((null x))
            (princ (second (second x)) so)
            (princ (second (second x)))
            ;(print-entry so x)
            ))))))