Hmm, it's strange, because you've released drakma 0.11.0 on 1 October. The changelog entry stated: Version 0.11.0 2007-10-01 Added *TEXT-CONTENT-TYPES* and *BODY-FORMAT-FUNCTION* (suggested by Peter Eddy) Now, this is gone. On 10/11/07, Edi Weitz <edi@agharta.de> wrote:
On Mon, 1 Oct 2007 22:44:14 -0700 (PDT), Ross Jekel <ross@sourcelabs.com> wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, the two attached patches should work on all common lisp implementations. Basically I just added an "as-keyword" function to the util.lisp of both chunga and drakma that checks the readtable-case and uses #'string-upcase to convert the string if it is :upcase, otherwise it uses #'string-downcase (since the symbols in your source files are typically typed in all lowercase).
The two places (one in chunga read.lisp and one in drakma request.lisp) that call (intern (string-upcase ..) :keyword) were replaced with the (as-keyword ) form.
I've attached the diff -u output trying to follow your patching rules.
Thanks and sorry for the delay. This is now in the latest releases - see subject line. If you're using "modern mode", you should also update FLEXI-STREAMS.
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