I just pushed a patch that adds IN-PACKAGE and USE-PACKAGE. Alessio is right - PS-COMPILE-STREAM needs to change a bit in order for IN-PACKAGE to have the correct effect on the reader. Hopefully what I've done does the right things wrt *PACKAGE* and the reader (I've added one short test that seems to confirm IN-PACKAGE does, but I haven't tested USE-PACKAGE).
Vladimir
2010/8/26 Red Daly reddaly@gmail.com:
I bet a few of us have in-package implemented in user libraries. Mine is in paren-util. I don't see the harm in including in-package/use-package in Parenscript proper.
If you deal with Parenscript files a lot, you might want to take a look at my paren-files library, which will compile Parenscript and Javascript files into a single string with appropriate dependencies. http://github.com/gonzojive/paren-files
Red
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Alessio Stalla alessiostalla@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings,
I'm approaching Parenscript and I must say I'm really impressed by this library. Kudos to the developers! But I find one thing missing: the Parenscript stream/file compiler does not understand in-package forms like the CL file compiler does; rather, it reads all the forms in the package which is current at the time it gets called. This makes it slightly inconvenient to compile Lisp files which need to be read in a certain package, and completely impossible to handle files which change *package* mid-file (which is generally not a good idea, but still it's possible in CL).
I'm attaching a patch against src/compilation-interface.lisp to make the compiler behave like the CL one; comments are welcome.
Regards, Alessio Stalla
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