So from what I understand now, the way to accomplish a "simple-style-warning" without having compile-file return failure-p is to define a subclass of style-warning with the format-control/arg slots and a :report function myself. Is this correct?
Vladimir
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 22:44:33 -0500, Vladimir Sedach said:
So from what I understand now, the way to accomplish a "simple-style-warning" without having compile-file return failure-p is to define a subclass of style-warning with the format-control/arg slots and a :report function myself. Is this correct?
That is unexpected to me.
What exactly is the problem when you define simple-style-warning to inherit from style-warning and simple-warning?
I think I tracked this problem down to a bug in Clozure. Thanks for the help everybody.
Vladimir
2011/1/26 Martin Simmons martin@lispworks.com:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 22:44:33 -0500, Vladimir Sedach said:
So from what I understand now, the way to accomplish a "simple-style-warning" without having compile-file return failure-p is to define a subclass of style-warning with the format-control/arg slots and a :report function myself. Is this correct?
That is unexpected to me.
What exactly is the problem when you define simple-style-warning to inherit from style-warning and simple-warning?
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