November 2008 - cl-markdown-devel@common-lisp.net

Re: [cl-markdown-devel] cl-markdown and asdf-system-connections
by Gary King 12 Dec '08

12 Dec '08

(cc'd to list) Hi Raphael, This is great feedback; thanks. I'll add these issues to my issue tracker (Fogbugz) and try to attend to them both soon). On Oct 14, 2008, at 12:58 PM, Raphael Martelles wrote: > Hi, Gary. > > Just a quick note to say that I think asdf-system-connections needs > to be added as a dependency to cl-markdown. I carefully (by hand) > installed the various dependencies to get cl-markdown to work, and > when I tried (markdown "some string") I got the slime debugger > saying "Class named NIL not found." > > After some investigation, I then restarted lisp, loaded asdf-system- > connections, reloaded the rest of the packages and tried (markdown > "some string") again and had it work. > > The stack is here: > > ((0 "(\"CCL::%READ-FORM\"\" \\\"#<STRING-INPUT-STREAM > #x300040FDF2AD>\\\" \\\"0\\\" \\\"'NIL\\\"\")" > (:restartable :unknown)) > (1 "(\"READ\"\" \\\"#<STRING-INPUT-STREAM #x300040FDF2AD>\\ > \" \\\"'T\\\" \\\"'NIL\\\" \\\"'NIL\\\"\")" > (:restartable :unknown)) > (2 "(\"READ-FROM-STRING\"\" \\\"\\\\\"\\\\\"\\\" \\\"'T\\\" > \\\"'NIL\\\" \\\"':START\\\" \\\"0\\\" \\\"':END\\\" \\\"'NIL\\\" \\ > \"':PRESERVE-WH.." > (:restartable :unknown)) > (3 "(\"(:INTERNAL SWANK::FROM-STRING)\"\"\")" > (:restartable :unknown)) > (4 "(\"SWANK::CALL-WITH-BUFFER-SYNTAX\"\" \\\"'NIL\\\" \\ > \"#<COMPILED-LEXICAL-CLOSURE (:INTERNAL SWANK::FROM-STRI.." > (:restartable :unknown)) > (5 "(\"(:INTERNAL SWANK:INTERACTIVE-EVAL)\"\"\")" > (:restartable :unknown)) > (6 "(\"SWANK::CALL-WITH-RETRY-RESTART\"\" \\\"\\\\\"Retry > SLIME interactive evaluation request.\\\\\"\\\" \\\"#<COMPILE.." > (:restartable :unknown)) > (7 "(\"SWANK::CALL-WITH-BUFFER-SYNTAX\"\" \\\"'NIL\\\" \\ > \"#<COMPILED-LEXICAL-CLOSURE (:INTERNAL SWANK:INTERACTIV.." > (:restartable :unknown)) > (8 "(\"CCL::CALL-CHECK-REGS\"\" \\\"'SWANK:INTERACTIVE-EVAL\ > \\" \\\"\\\\\"\\\\\"\\\"\")" > (:restartable :unknown)) > (9 "(\"SWANK::EVAL-FOR-EMACS\"\" \\\"'(SWANK:INTERACTIVE- > EVAL \\\\\"\\\\\")\\\" \\\"'NIL\\\" \\\"2\\\"\")" > > > I am using Clozure Common Lisp (formerly openmcl) 1.2 on an Intel mac. > > I also noticed that in cl-containers, I kept getting a warning that > read-container-element was not found. I changed the four #+MCL > conditions to #+(or :MCL :openmcl) and that worked very well. I did > not see anywhere else in any of the packages that this needed to be > done. (This did not fix the above issue, but I am not sure if it > might not be important in other ways.) > > Anyway, I hope this feedback is useful to you! Thank you for all > your work on these utilities! > > Raph > -- Gary Warren King, metabang.com Cell: (413) 559 8738 Fax: (206) 338-4052 gwkkwg on Skype * garethsan on AIM

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[cl-markdown-devel] :METATILITIES-BASE does not match version 0.6.6
by Luke Crook 25 Nov '08

25 Nov '08

I'm trying to run cl-markdown from the latest available, and I'm getting the following error in Lispworks; >>> component :METATILITIES-BASE does not match version 0.6.6, required by #<ASDF:SYSTEM "cl-containers" 200C85FF> <<< - Luke

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Re: [cl-markdown-devel] [clbuild-devel] Problem installing Weblocks
by Daniel White 16 Nov '08

16 Nov '08

On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 22:04:35 -0000 (UTC) "David Barker" <kzar(a)kzar.co.uk> wrote: > Now I'm getting another error though, here's a dump of that: > http://kzar.co.uk/weblocks6 > > Not sure if that's a clbuild issue though? > > [snip...] I actually sent a patch to the cl-markdown mailing list around a week ago that fixes this. The package CL-MARKDOWN-TEST isn't importing SYSTEM-RELATIVE-PATHNAME from CL-MARKDOWN. Attached is the patch to fix this. -- Daniel White

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Re: [cl-markdown-devel] [clbuild-devel] Problem installing Weblocks
by David Barker 15 Nov '08

15 Nov '08

Hi Daniel, That did it, adding "(require :docudown)" to the top of /usr/src/clbuild/source/cl-containers/cl-containers-documentation.asd and trying the dump again worked. Thanks for your help everyone, you have been great. Cheers, Dave. > On Thu, 13 Nov 2008, David Barker wrote: > >> Gary has fixed that problem with docudown so I have got that installed >> now. >> >> Unfortunately I am still getting an error trying to install Weblocks, it >> seems to be pretty much the same error as before. I have then tried >> doing >> a ./clbuild clean but it's still happening. >> >> Here's the dump in case it's different in a subtle way I overlooked: >> http://kzar.co.uk/weblocks9 >> >> This I really don't understand, if docudown is installed OK why would it >> complain with an error like this? > > That's an error in either cl-containers-documentation.asd or ASDF. > > Docudown needs to be loaded before ASDF can process the :docudown-source > clauses. The ":depends-on ... :docudown" tells ASDF that > cl-containers-documentation has that dependency, but its too late. I put > a "(require :docudown)" near the top of the file to get ASDF to load the > defsystem form properly. > > - Daniel H > >

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[cl-markdown-devel] [bug] setext headers
by Daniel Herring 09 Nov '08

09 Nov '08

Consider "" asdf -- asdf --- asdf ----- asdf ------ "" All of these should render as a header (same for =s). http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#header Cl-markdown renders them as "" <p>asdf -- </p><p>asdf </p><hr/><p>asdf </p><hr/><h2>asdf </h2> "" while the perl script renders them as "" <h2>asdf</h2> <h2>asdf</h2> <h2>asdf</h2> <h2>asdf</h2> "" It appears that cl-markdown only recognizes headers if there are 6 or more -/=s. Later, Daniel

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[cl-markdown-devel] case sensitivity/preservation question
by Daniel Herring 07 Nov '08

07 Nov '08

I'm trying to use cl-markdown on SBCL/linux. To start, I tried # cd cl-markdown/website/source # sbcl cl-user> (require :cl-markdown) cl-user> (cl-markdown:markdown #P"index.md") This mostly works, but it complains that Unable to find RESOURCES/HEADER.MD in any of the search-locations Unable to find RESOURCES/FOOTER.MD in any of the search-locations I can get past this by renaming these files to uppercase, but thought there might be a better solution (which doesn't involve HFS). The filenames that appear in *.md are all lowercase... Thanks, Daniel

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