Hi,
the attached patch fixes a couple of small things:
- expand-file-name in slime-start-lisp gives an error if directory is nill. I changed it to use default-directory if it's nill
- update the places where slime-start-lisp is called since it has 4 arguments now.
this is my first patch to slime, please be nice ;-)
Pedro Kroger
kroegerlistas@pedrokroeger.net writes:
Hi,
the attached patch fixes a couple of small things:
Thanks, I'd already committed similar fixes before reading this message.
- expand-file-name in slime-start-lisp gives an error if directory is nill. I changed it to use default-directory if it's nill
Except that I made it not cd at all if the directory was nil. I have no idea of which of these two behaviours actually makes more sense.
Juho Snellman jsnell@iki.fi writes:
- expand-file-name in slime-start-lisp gives an error if directory is nill. I changed it to use default-directory if it's nill
Except that I made it not cd at all if the directory was nil. I have no idea of which of these two behaviours actually makes more sense.
i prefer it the way it's currently implemented, it's does what you'd ebpect it to do when emacs opens up a new buffer.
On Thu, Feb 22, 2007 at 10:50:13AM -0300, kroegerlistas@pedrokroeger.net wrote:
Hi,
the attached patch fixes a couple of small things:
expand-file-name in slime-start-lisp gives an error if directory is nill. I changed it to use default-directory if it's nill
update the places where slime-start-lisp is called since it has 4 arguments now.
this is my first patch to slime, please be nice ;-)
Pedro Kroger
That fixed it, so we are back in business.