On Sep 26, 2009, at 1:39 PM, Stas Boukarev wrote:

Terje Norderhaug <terje@in-progress.com> writes:

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Does slime provide a way to abort reading from the listener?

For example, say you evaluate a form that reads from the listener:

? (read)

At this point, swank has dispatched :read-string to the client/emacs. Swank then wait-for-event :emacs-return-string until it gets the string.

How can the wait-for-event be aborted from the client to result in :read-aborted?

With C-c C-c

Thanks. The resulting :emacs-interrupt event does indeed induce a break in the (read)... but it also activates the debugger. I need to abort the reading and get back to the repl-prompt without further ado. How can the wait-for-event be aborted from the client yet avoid activating the debugger? -- Terje Norderhaug

* Terje Norderhaug [2009-09-27 00:26+0200] writes:

I need to abort the reading and get back to the repl-prompt without further ado. How can the wait-for-event be aborted from the client yet avoid activating the debugger?

Perhaps you can use something like this: (swank::interrupt-thread (swank::find-repl-thread (swank::default-connection)) (lambda () (abort))) Helmut