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| #982 | fixed | The 'gc' function is undocumented in the manual | ||
| Description |
Hi, SBCL has a function called 'gc', which triggers manual collection of garbage when called, for example, as (gc :full t) There is no such function mentioned in the CCL manual. However, the 'gc' function, called as (gc) successfully calls manual collection. I can only guess what parameters this function might have. I suggest documenting it in the manual. I could make a nominal patch, but I don't know what the source for the manual is, nor the build procedure.
Nominal patch attached. |
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| #1151 | fixed | Text selection on cmd-F search does not move the cursor to the selection | ||
| Description |
This seems to be due to a change in behavior introduced in OS X somewhere between Snow Leopard and Mavericks (I can't tell you exactly where because I skipped the Lions). If you do a text search using cmd-F in a Hemlock window the cursor does not move to the selected text. So if you type something after a cmd-F search, you don't replace the selected text, but instead go back to the position in the file where you were before the search began. |
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| #1205 | duplicate | Text search bug: found text is highlighted but not selected | ||
| Description |
When doing a text search in a Hemlock window using the Find dialog, the found text is highlight but not actually selected, and the cursor remains where it was before the search began, so when you start typing after doing a search your cursor is not where you would expect it to be. Emacs-style (ctrl-s) incremental search works correctly. This bug seems to have been introduced by a recent change in OS X because it didn't happen in Snow Leopard. |
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