Hey, Craig Lanning writes:
Have you figured anything out about this issue?
I think that reply from last Saturday on the mailing list from Andrea explains the issue:
I tried your code to see why the commands are disabled. I think this is due to the fact that the commands are not inserted in the command table:
-------- CB> (command-present-in-command-table-p 'com-show-info 'cb-file) NIL --------
Evidently Symbolics and Franz versions of macro define-command-table automatically add the commands in :menu argument to the command-table, mcclim version no.
So you need to add by hand the commands to command-table like that: --------- (add-command-to-command-table 'com-show-info 'cb-file) ---------
or use the :command-table name option in define command (for this you need to define the command-table before the command):
----------- (define-command (com-show-info :command-table cb-file) () ... ...) -----------------
Jan also had few remarks on IRC (partially overlapping with the above):
jackdaniel if anyone feels like debugging why commands are disabled in a definition which looks fine at the first glance please take a look at https://mailman.common-lisp.net/pipermail/mcclim-devel/2019-October/002129.h... scymtym jackdaniel: the commands don't seem to be defined within any command table. adding e.g. :command-table cb-file enables the menu entries scymtym i haven't seen commands defined like that before scymtym the spec says without :command-table, the command will not be added to any command table. i would assume that makes the command not accessible in the menu command table scymtym this example programs assumes CLASS is a builtin presentation type and CLASS-NAME can be applied to slots scymtym it's pretty weird
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