Hi, I just upgraded to the most recent cvs slime this afternoon (previous version was probably about a month old, but I'm not positive), and I noticed that the output in the repl shows up in a different way than I've ever seen. Now, any expression I evaluate (C-x C-e) in a buffer is echoed in the repl in a bottom to top order, starting from above the command prompt. Any output, warnings, etc., appear top to bottom above the echoed expression. Previously, everything flowed from top to bottom with expressions and output intertwined.
Was the repl buffer's behavior changed or am I seeing something unintentional? Is there some way to get it back the way that it used to be?
-austin
* Austin Haas [2007-08-28 23:33+0200] writes:
Was the repl buffer's behavior changed or am I seeing something unintentional? Is there some way to get it back the way that it used to be?
Yes, there were some changes and something was broken. I think it's repaired now.
Helmut.
I can confirm that it is fixed. Thanks!
I've noticed one other issue:
1. Put point and the repl prompt near the bottom of the repl buffer. 2. Do anything that requires the minibuffer to use enough lines that it move into the space occupied by point. (e.g., C-: <ret> (print "C-q j") <ret>)
Result: Point will jump the the vertical center of the repl buffer.
Desired outcome: Point should remain in it's current position in the buffer.
I think it's normal for emacs to scroll the buffer in this case, but it is unique to the slime repl that point would move from it's buffer position.
-austin
On Wed Aug 29 00:05 , Helmut Eller wrote:
- Austin Haas [2007-08-28 23:33+0200] writes:
Was the repl buffer's behavior changed or am I seeing something unintentional? Is there some way to get it back the way that it used to be?
Yes, there were some changes and something was broken. I think it's repaired now.
Helmut.
slime-devel site list slime-devel@common-lisp.net http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/slime-devel
Typo and grammar. I meant,
2. Do anything that requires the minibuffer to use enough lines so that it moves into the space occupied by point. (e.g., M-: <ret> (print "C-q j") <ret>)
On Tue Aug 28 19:56 , Austin Haas wrote:
I can confirm that it is fixed. Thanks!
I've noticed one other issue:
- Put point and the repl prompt near the bottom of the repl buffer.
- Do anything that requires the minibuffer to use enough lines that it move into the space occupied by point. (e.g., C-: <ret> (print "C-q j") <ret>)
Result: Point will jump the the vertical center of the repl buffer.
Desired outcome: Point should remain in it's current position in the buffer.
I think it's normal for emacs to scroll the buffer in this case, but it is unique to the slime repl that point would move from it's buffer position.
-austin
On Wed Aug 29 00:05 , Helmut Eller wrote:
- Austin Haas [2007-08-28 23:33+0200] writes:
Was the repl buffer's behavior changed or am I seeing something unintentional? Is there some way to get it back the way that it used to be?
Yes, there were some changes and something was broken. I think it's repaired now.
Helmut.
slime-devel site list slime-devel@common-lisp.net http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/slime-devel
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