Martin Simmons martin@xanalys.com writes:
Could be a threading issue -- Cocoa things should be run in the thread that is created by the OS when the application starts, which might be the inferior-lisp buffer.
The weird part is that pressing `C-x C-e' should do the same thing in *inferior-lisp* as in any other buffer. Only pressing return would actually send the input to the listener. But there must be something subtle at work..
-Luke