On 5/24/06, Stu Glaser <stuglaser@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm happy to report that the one-button-window test appears to run
correctly.  I've attached the appropriate patch.

(The patch works from the current version in CVS, so it includes the
previous changes)

Additionally, menu-button-test, spinbox-test,

lotsa-widgets almost works.  When I selected File|Quit, it quit my lisp
process too.  Other than that, it appears okay.

It /is/ okay. :) Just yesterday I was thinking, "I really should change that before some poor user hits it." <g> That buttons invoke a Tcl "exit", which is fine when talking to Tcl over a pipe. If it makes you feel better, I killed myself that way yesterday when testing. :)

I can't find gears,

Gears got moved into its own module under Cells. I did not want to commit Celtk to any one binding set to OpenGL, though Celtk does load the Togl widget. Reason? I do not like the new cl-opengl bindings on c-l.net, but I assume it will become the standard, so I will not force /my/ OpenGl bindings on anyone. They happen also to be called cl-opengl.

and ltktest-cells-inside doesn't work.

I am fighting it out with that over here as well. Not sure if we are talking about the same fight, of course. Oh, and I have not committed to CVS in quite a few days and things are really getting tossed around, so... let's talk again after the next CVS commit. I am sure we will need a second cycle of patches and then things should stabilize.

One major change: SBCL has a special type for pointers. This type does
not work in hashtables, so the integer address must be stored there.

OK, I will look at that.

Hey, thanks for bringing Linux/SBCL on-line.

kenny