Wanted to note two issues:

1. SWANK:INSPECT-OBJECT binds *PRINT-PRETTY* to NIL

- This means that *PRINT-LINES* will not be obeyed. Which makes it impossible for the user to control the printing of huge strings in the inspector. Imagine slurping a huge file to a string, end emacs and lisp grinding this back and forth.

The user ought to be have some mechanism to control the printing of strings in the inspector window, in particular to limit the output. It is preferable to allow this via *PRINT-LINES*.

2. SWANK::SAFE-CONDITION-MESSAGE binds *PRINT-PRETTY* to T

- Typically SAFE-CONDITION-MESSAGE gets called in a dynamic scope where printer settings are bound to SWANK::*SLDB-PRINTER-BINDINGS*. which already sets *PRETTY-PRINT* to T (since an earlier patch from me. So at present explicitly binding this is redundant)

If *PRINT-PRETTY* is non-NIL, *PRINT-LINES* are obeyed. And *SLDB-PRINTER-BINDINGS* sets *PRINT-LINES* to a non-NIL value by default. Which means that error messages reported when the condition is printed are truncated.

The user ought to have a mechanism to control the printing of CONDITION reported strings in the debugger window, in particular to get the full output. It is preferable to allow this via *SLDB-PRINTER-BINDINGS*.

The suggestion here is to remove the explicit binding, so the user's request to set *PRINT-PRETTY* to NIL is not overriden.

Appreciate any comments, and do drop a note if I'm missing something. -- Madhu