Paolo Amoroso <amoroso@mclink.it> writes:
When I issue the `slime-quit' command (bound to C-c ESC g) from *inferior-lisp*, I usually get this error in the minibuffer:
Symbol's function definition is void: pp-to-string
Should be fixed, I added a (require 'pp). This is the Elisp pretty printer library.
One time I got this in *inferior-lisp*:
* ;; Connection to Emacs lost. ;; [End-of-File on #<Stream for descriptor 6>]
and this in a separate buffer:
You have encountered a bug in SLIME.
[...]
The event was: (:emacs-quit)
The state stack was: (slime-idle-state)
Fixed. According to the protocol state machine the quit/interrupt commands can only be used while Lisp is evaluating something for Emacs, but they didn't check this before trying to talk to Lisp. (Probably the real problem is in the state machine - we should be able to send an interrupt to Lisp at any time. I have another patch to let Emacs send asynchronous commands to Lisp, so I'll fix this when I commit that.) -Luke