I would really vote for the feature. I didn't know it existed before. Also the (break) doesn't always work well with slime environment (at least in my case) and it doesn't go well with the lisp flowy programming model (so you can build all the functionality from REPL using functions as building blocks).
Andrew
On 5/3/07, Pierre THIERRY <nowhere.man@levallois.eu.org> wrote:
Scribit Mac Chan dies 03/05/2007 hora 01:14:
> Previously (in tbnl) if you set *debug-mode* to T, the top level
> dynamic vars *request*, *reply*, etc will be bound to the last
> request, reply objects.
>
> [...]
>
> Thoughts?
This is something I usually do myself, and I save this kind of objects
in debug-specific variables. The *debug-mode* behaviour won't scale,
because you have to be sure there will only be a single HTTP request
sent to the server, or the various variables will be overwritten.
Just do it yourself, with a handler "leaking" the objects you want to
inspect:
(defvar *leak*)
(defun leaking-handler ()
(setf *leak* (list *request* *reply*))
"<html><head><title>Leaked</title></head><body>Leaked.</body></html>")
Scalably,
Pierre
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