It would be really cool if XREF invoked by slime-edit-definition key, would have a key binding and a button to remove a method similar to fancy inspector.

It feels silly to go back to REPL and type #'generic-function and inspect it to remove the method.

The inspector bug is that 1st time you invoke inspector, is that "g" key in the inspector is not using the same readtable as original invocation of inspector.

I'm using inverted readtable, and (named-readtables:in-readtable :my-readtable) in the file.lisp.

Somehow when I'm inspecting objects printed in REPL, they are printed in the inspector in lower case, picking up the inverted readtable from the buffer somehow. But pressing "g" key refreshes everything in the upper case, going back to default readdable.

It seems I can fix this by doing (in-readtable) in the REPL, and then it always use the inverted one. Imho principle of least surprise requires that pressing "g" key to refresh inspector view, that it would use the same readtable that view was generated with.