When I use M-. on a defun or macro, I am taken to the source location. However, when I use M-. on a method that has multiple implementations, I am not getting taken to the source location correctly in every instance. Instead, I get the following results (all tests are on Win2000):

LispWorks (works but not consistently): The "*XREF[definition: node-xform] *" buffer is opened with a list of the different specialized methods. When I positon the cursor on the correct method and press enter, I am taken to the correct method definition. The "*XREF[definition: node-xform]*" buffer remains open. If I then select another method implementation in the " *XREF[definition: node-xform]*" buffer and press enter, nothing happens. Either the "*XREF[definition: node-xform]*" buffer should be closed after the first method is selected or the selection functionality should be still active.

Allegro (never works): The "*XREF[definition: node-xform]*" buffer is opened with a list of the different specialized methods. When I positon the cursor on the correct method and press enter, I get the following error message: "Unkown source location for (METHOD NODE-XFORM (T (EQL 'WORK)))" despite the fact that there is such a method available.

CLISP (never works): I just get the following error message: "No source information available for: XML-XFORM:NODE-XFORM".

-- Bill Clementson