[slim-vim] ecl-repl 1.0.0 now available

[Larry Clapp]

On Sun, Apr 02, 2006 at 03:02:02PM -0800, Brad Beveridge wrote:
> Is it possible to make ECL warnings/errors appear in the REPL when
> forms like (load "foo") are executed?

Probably.  I'll take a look at it.

Note that when I try (load "foo"), where "foo.lisp" doesn't exist, I
get this

  Error: Filesystem error with pathname #P"foo".^@Either^@ 1) the file
  does not exist, or^@ 2) we are not allow to access the file, or^@ 3)
  the pathname points to a broken symbolic link.

at the bottom of the screen (except all one line), and this

  COMMON-LISP-USER> (load "foo")
  Error: Filesystem error with pathname #P"foo".
  Either
   1) the file does not exist, or
   2) we are not allow to access the file, or
   3) the pathname points to a broken symbolic link.
  NIL

in the repl output buffer.  Obviously the stuff at the bottom of the
screen should go away, but the stuff in the repl output buffer seems
okay.

If I create play2.lisp:

  % cat ~/lisp/play2.lisp
  (defun fact ()

and then (load "/home/lmc/lisp/play2"), I get this

  COMMON-LISP-USER> (load "/home/lmc/lisp/play2")
  Error: Unexpected end of file on #<input stream #P"/home/lmc/lisp/play2.lisp">.
  ;;; Loading #P"/home/lmc/lisp/play2.lisp"
  NIL

in the repl output buffer, which seems okay.  I haven't tried any
other test cases, so ...

> It appears that it warnings at least go to another output, similar
> to what happens when you run :make, except that the errors are not
> present in the Error List buffer.

... can you elaborate on what you try, what you see, and what you
want?

-- Larry