[Openmcl-devel] [Newbie] Cocoa Listener Up, But No Cocoa Inspector

[Hamilton Link]

My bad, cinspect isn't exported from ccl or imported into cl-user (the 
namespace that the read-eval-print loop starts in).  You should 
entertain better luck with

(ccl::cinspect 1)

Since you're claiming newbiness, I should add that
-- ccl is the package identifier for the namespace the cocoa inspector 
(and a lot of other stuff) is defined in
-- the colon ":" or (in this case) double-colon "::" is how a symbol in 
another package than the current one is referred to. Single colons only 
let you refer to exported symbols of a package, double-colon lets you 
refer to non-exported symbols of a package (in general, DON'T USE 
double-colon, it's dangerous -- in this case it's OK because it's an 
error that cinspect isn't exported, and even then it would be better to 
fix that problem, which I think I'll go do right now but that won't 
help you so just use ::)

hamilton


On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 03:43 PM, Dave Newman wrote:

> I restarted mcl from a command line and evaluated (require 
> "COCOA-INSPECTOR"). This brought up the Cocoa listener and no errors 
> or warnings were reported in either the Cocoa listener, or in the 
> terminal based mcl listener.
>
> Evaluating (cinspect 1) results in:
>
>> Error in process Listener(3): Undefined function CINSPECT called with 
>> arguments (1) .
>>  While executing: "Unknown"
>>  Type :GO to continue, :POP to abort.
>>  If continued: Retry applying CINSPECT to (1).
> Type :? for other options.
>
>
> I don't know what I'm doing wrong at this point. Any help would be 
> appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> --Dave Newman
>
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