Looking at CVS HEAD's slime-inferior-lisp functions it seems that it's impossible to use paths containing spaces, since they will be split-string'd in several parts. Trying to run on Win32, where most programs have space-containing paths ("c:/program files/....") confirms the problem. Are there any fixes/workarounds?
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On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 19:23:01 +0200, Ury Marshak urym@two-bytes.com said:
Ury> Looking at CVS HEAD's slime-inferior-lisp functions Ury> it seems that it's impossible to use paths containing Ury> spaces, since they will be split-string'd in several parts. Ury> Trying to run on Win32, where most programs have Ury> space-containing paths ("c:/program files/....") confirms Ury> the problem. Are there any fixes/workarounds?
A workaround is to use the short (MS-DOS) names of everything that contains spaces. You can find them by using dir /x in a Command Prompt or from the Properites dialogs on the Explorer.
__Martin
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 19:23:01 +0200, urym@two-bytes.com wrote:
Trying to run on Win32, where most programs have space-containing paths ("c:/program files/....") confirms the problem. Are there any fixes/workarounds?
(load "c:/Program\ Files/emacs/site-lisp/slime/swank-loader.lisp")
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