Definitely I can't, the #\/ in #p"..." won't be recognized as directory separator: ? (asdf::probe-posix "/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0.5.x/") #P"Macintosh HD:users:binghe:Lisp:usocket:branches:0.5.x:" ? #p"/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0.5.x/" #P"/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0∂.5.x/" ? (truename *)
Error: File #P"/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0∂.5.x/" does not exist. While executing: TRUENAME Type Command-. to abort. See the Restarts… menu item for further choices. 1 > Aborted
在 2011-6-13，12:37， Daniel Herring 写道：
On Sun, 12 Jun 2011, Faré wrote:
I think the feature is working, but I forgot to make it clear that this interpretation of strings as posix namestrings only applies in the DSL used by the source-registry and output-translation layers. The DSL is NOT used by the *central-registry*. If you want to use POSIX-namestrings in the *central-registry*, you need to explicitly call asdf::probe-posix, as in
(push (asdf::probe-posix "/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0.5.x/") asdf:*central-registry*)
Couldn't he also use (push #P"/Users/binghe/Lisp/usocket/branches/0.5.x/" asdf:*central-registry*) ?
- Daniel