Hi,
I am a new user of log5 (and lisp in general). When I tried playing around,
I found that log5 has a problem printing variables. For eg,
>(setf a 15)
>(log-for (info) "a is ~a~%" a)
[after setting up a sender and importing all symbols from log5]
It prints:
3500123556 (INFO) a is A
I expected to see: a is 5
Is there anything I am missing? I tried grokking the source, and tried
putting a , before value in the log-for macro like in:
(defmacro log-for (category-spec message &rest args)
(if (%log-p category-spec)
`(let ((category (load-time-value
(update-category-spec nil ',category-spec)
t)))
(handle-message
(category-id category)
,message
,@args))
*`(,values))*)
But this did not help. Can anyone please let me know how to achieve what I
want? If it is useful, I am using sbcl 64 bit on Centos 5.5 and the latest
clog5 (v0.3.1)
Thanks,
Venkatesan
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