1 Jul
2004
1 Jul
'04
5:59 p.m.
Andras Simon andras@renyi.hu writes:
I've been meaning to ask about this for some time: why is ,sayoonara so eager to remove all traces of lisp activity?
because it's supposed to be a "i'm done with my lisp work so go away" command. if all you want to do is kill the underlying lisp you have (swank-backend:quit-lisp).
if you want to just restart the lisp without mesing with the repl buffers:
(defun slime-restart-lisp-image () (interactive) (when (slime-connected-p) (dolist (buf (buffer-list)) (when (or (string= (buffer-name buf) slime-event-buffer-name) (string-match "^\*inferior-lisp*" (buffer-name buf))) (kill-buffer buf)))) (call-interactively 'slime))
how often do people actually do this?
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