Hello, I have been using slime-2.0 all this while and I tried out slime-cvs recently. I discovered that C-c I (slime-inspect) doesn't inspect the object under the point any more as it used to do up to slime-2.0 I found the feature to be extremely useful as I could move up and down anywhere in the REPL buffer and inspect any object. Now I am limited to inspecting only * though **** and variables. In my humble opinion the old behaviour of slime-inspect should be in slime-cvs too; or there should at least be _some_ way to trivially enable the old behaviour.
Regards, BG
"Baishampayan Ghose" b.ghose@gmail.com writes:
Hello, I have been using slime-2.0 all this while and I tried out slime-cvs recently. I discovered that C-c I (slime-inspect) doesn't inspect the object under the point any more as it used to do up to slime-2.0 I found the feature to be extremely useful as I could move up and down anywhere in the REPL buffer and inspect any object. Now I am limited to inspecting only * though **** and variables. In my humble opinion the old behaviour of slime-inspect should be in slime-cvs too; or there should at least be _some_ way to trivially enable the old behaviour.
With Matthias Koeppe's very recent presentations work, you'll be able to use `C-c C-v TAB' to inspect the object behind a presentation. All REPL results will become presentations if you use the `slime-presentations' contrib (which is automatically loaded if you use the `slime-fancy' meta-contrib.)
It may be reasonable to ask if `C-c I' should be modified by `slime-presentations' to also work on presentations under point.
-T.
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Tobias C. Rittweiler