8 Nov
2003
8 Nov
'03
5:09 p.m.
Christophe Rhodes csr21@cam.ac.uk writes:
Raymond Toy rtoy@earthlink.net writes:
Would it be better if the message wasn't zero-length? I can look into changing that if it makes slime work better, and if the messages still make sense.
That would definitely be better. It should be enough to pass the message to WARN or ERROR and slime will pick it up and place an annotation somewhere near the macro call.
Is there a reason why series is emitting /warnings/ by emitting text to *standard-output* (why not *error-output*?) and then calling WARN with an empty string? It feels like a workaround for a long-dead bug somewhere.
Ups, it is actually *error-output*. But that's the same from a slime perspective.
Helmut.