[Openmcl-devel] listener ? prompt - retrieve previously eval'd expressions?

[Ron Garret]

When you say “does not seem to work” what exactly do you mean?  Does it crash?  Generate an error? Do nothing?  What exactly are you doing to test it?

And while you’re at it, what do you mean by:

> The '+' etc, does not work on my install.

That is very peculiar.  Those variables are part of the CL standard.  That they would “not work” is almost inconceivable.

Also:

> I know the Listener is reading it because if I remove the 'in-package...' it produces an error at start-up.

There are less radical ways to check if your ccl-ide-init file is being loaded, e.g.:

(print “CCL-IDE-INIT has been loaded”)

or

(defvar *ccl-ide-init-has-been-loaded* t)

or

(setf *load-verbose* t)
(load “your-real-ccl-ide-init.lisp”)

The latter is my preferred solution because then I can keep the actual code wherever I want.

rg

On Jul 4, 2016, at 1:31 AM, ◒ Simon Lucas ◒ <simon at spiral.co.uk> wrote:

> I'm putting this in the ccl-ide-init.lisp file. I know the Listener is reading it because if I remove the 'in-package...' it produces an error at start-up.
> 
> But the key-binding does  not seem to work.
> 
> btw. I'm using OSX 10.6.8
> 
> ;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Package: Hemlock -*-
> 
> ;;; It is necessary to specify that the customizations go in
> ;;; the hemlock package.
> (in-package 'hemlock)
> 
> (bind-key "Previous Interactive Input" #k"meta-uparrow" :mode "Listener")
> (bind-key "Next Interactive Input" #k"meta-downarrow" :mode "Listener”)
> 
> 
> On 3 Jul 2016, at 21:03, Ron Garret wrote:
> 
>> You want ~/ccl-ide-init.lisp, not hemlock-init.
>> 
>> Also, if you have (in-package :hemlock) then you can just say bind-key instead of hemlock::bind-key.
>> 
>> On Jul 3, 2016, at 10:54 AM, ◒ Simon Lucas ◒ <simon at spiral.co.uk> wrote:
>> 
>>> Glad to see so many people are active in the CCL list. I hope this is the correct way to respond...
>>> 
>>> @Ron
>>> 
>>> Thank-you!
>>> 
>>> If I want to add these key bindings to the ~/hemlock-init.lisp file, how does it work? 
>>> 
>>> This did not work. (I also tried without the 'hemlock::' string)
>>> 
>>> ;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Package: Hemlock -*-
>>> 
>>> ;;; It is necessary to specify that the customizations go in
>>> ;;; the hemlock package.
>>> (in-package 'hemlock)
>>> 
>>> (hemlock::bind-key "Previous Interactive Input" #k"meta-uparrow" :mode "Listener")
>>> (hemlock::bind-key "Next Interactive Input" #k"meta-downarrow" :mode "Listener”)
>>> 
>>> @R. Matthew
>>> 
>>> Thanks - that works
>>> 
>>> @Pascal
>>> 
>>> The '+' etc, does not work on my install.
>>> 
>>> I think the sexp environment will have to be on my todo list. thanks for the tip.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Simon
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>> 
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