Douglas Crosher <dtc@scieneer.com> writes:
* Rename key name symbols for support of lower case mode CL variants.
Instead of these huge diffs, would it be possible instead to bind a variable (did I see ext:*case-mode*?) so that SCL is in ANSI mode while compiling and loading McCLIM? (Probably this ought to be done for plain old vanilla ANSI-conforming treatment of reader case, too, as I suspect that McCLIM wouldn't build if the lisp has an exotic readtable-case such as :invert) The disadvantage that I see in merging support for non-ANSI treatment of case is that it is terribly easy to break by writing regular ANSI-conforming Lisp; it doesn't feel robust to me. (I would also like to encourage people who work on cut-and-pasted copies of files to find some way of unifying the information in those files; CLX/keysymdefs.lisp and gtkairo/keysymdefs.lisp are identical apart from the package header.) Cheers, Christophe