I just tried the latest Slime with the latest Emacs (well, actually an update from trunk as of last night), and found the oddest breakage: After M-x slime, doing C-x C-b (list-buffers) in *any* buffer dies with an "Attempt to modify read-only object". Here's a backtrace:
format-mode-line((#(":%s" 0 3 (auto-composed t))) nil nil #<buffer *inferior-lisp*>) list-buffers-noselect(nil) list-buffers(nil) call-interactively(list-buffers nil nil)
But I can't find a literal ":%s" in the Slime source, and am in any case ignorant of how mode-line update works. FWIW, I am using CMUCL.
I suspect that this is a consequence of the Emacs Unicode branch merge earlier this month; this is the first time I've used Slime since building Emacs after the merge. Is anyone using Slime with Emacs trunk?
TIA,
-- Bob Rogers http://rgrjr.dyndns.org/
From: Bob Rogers rogers-slime@rgrjr.dyndns.org Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:19:13 -0500
I just tried the latest Slime with the latest Emacs (well, actually an update from trunk as of last night), and found the oddest breakage: After M-x slime, doing C-x C-b (list-buffers) in *any* buffer dies with an "Attempt to modify read-only object" . . .
Hold the presses; someone just reproduced this within Emacs itself, so it might not be a Slime problem after all. I'll keep you posted.
-- Bob
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Bob Rogers