Custom Query (1030 matches)
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| #518 | invalid | PDF crash | ||
| Description |
Details in the email thread starting at http://clozure.com/pipermail/openmcl-devel/2009-May/009629.html. |
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| #260 | fixed | PARSE-INTEGER should not accept NIL as the first argument | ||
| Description |
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. |
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| #1162 | duplicate | Option-close should only close windows of that class | ||
| Description |
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. |
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