Helmut Eller e9626484@stud3.tuwien.ac.at writes:

Bill_Clementson@peoplesoft.com writes:

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I have another question: I see that you can create multiple SLIME repl's to the same lisp by

just

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manually connecting on different sockets. However, if I open 2

connections,

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all output (whether from repl[1] or repl[2] goes to repl[2]. Presumably both repl's are using *standard-output* and this is why the output from both goes to the same emacs buffer. Is this a bug or is there a

specific

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command that I should be using for creating a second repl or is there something that needs to be specified manually so that output from each

repl

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is directed to the correct buffer? A side effect of this is that once

you

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evaluate something in repl[1] and the output is sent to repl[2], the

prompt

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disappears from repl[1]. You can still enter expressions and evaluate

them;

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however, you no longer have the prompt.

This wasn't supported. There were some global variables and creating a second socket overwrote the current state, so that all requests were effectively handled by the second connection. I reorganized some things a bit and the variables in question are now thread local. It should now work to create multiple servers in the same Lisp.

That fixes it - thanks!

- Bill