Hi. I am using CLISP 2.34 + slime 1.2.1 stable release (not cvs) version. Whenever i type out a function name slime is supposed to display the name and parameters in the mini-buffer. For example typing (gethash <space> will start displaying (gethash arg0 arg1) etc. Can i do something so that it displays the name of the arguments instead of arg0 and arg1. the names are displayed if i use cmucl but not if i use clisp.
Any solutions? I also tried with Lisp In a Box using clisp 2.33 on winxp but it seems its a problem with clisp everywhere. sincerely, rahul
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005, Rahul Garg wrote:
Hi. I am using CLISP 2.34 + slime 1.2.1 stable release (not cvs) version. Whenever i type out a function name slime is supposed to display the name and parameters in the mini-buffer. For example typing (gethash <space> will start displaying (gethash arg0 arg1) etc. Can i do something so
That is what EXT:ARGLIST returns in clisp, so it's probably the best you can get. But consult the clisp docs and see if you can get a better deal :-)
Andras
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Rahul Garg clisper@gmail.com writes:
Hi. I am using CLISP 2.34 + slime 1.2.1 stable release (not cvs) version. Whenever i type out a function name slime is supposed to display the name and parameters in the mini-buffer. For example typing (gethash <space> will start displaying (gethash arg0 arg1) etc. Can i do something so that it displays the name of the arguments instead of arg0 and arg1. the names are displayed if i use cmucl but not if i use clisp.
Any solutions?
See:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/msg/c3f4bcbc5ba909dc
cldoc works well together with slime.
Zach
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