Hello Kjeld,

massali@stud.ntnu.no writes:

Strange behaviour: After I open a .lisp file in lisp-mode I start slime. Then the window splits. I get my source file on the top and repl at the bottom.

Now, if I am in the repl, and use the slime selector to my source file, I get "Can't find unshown buffer in lisp-mode"

The behaviour you describe is normal. I think you are supposed to use `C-x o' to get to your sourcefile.

There is a patch (written by me) on the mailinglist which changes this behaviour so that selecting the source file will position the cursor in the shown window. It does so by using pop-to-buffer unconditionally instead of using switch-to-buffer when the buffer is not currently displayed.

But I'm afraid, this patch will probably not apply cleanly anymore, after all the contrib restructuring. I'm still waiting for the dust to settle before upgrading and have in the meantime switched to Attila Lendvais darcs fork, so I can't say for sure.

Ole