[slim-vim] ECL's gray streams working, or me misunderstanding?

[Mikael Jansson]

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Heya,

Replying to myself here...

> 
> From what I understand, the point of that is to have everything written
> to *s-o* dumped in a Vim buffer, so I executed the following:
> 
>   :e Lisp "to get a buffer named Lisp
>   :ecl << EOF
>   (setf (vim::buffer vim::*vim-buf-stream* (vim:current-buffer)))
>   (format t "Hello, world.")
>   EOF
> 
Once again, I seem to have jumped to conclusions a bit too quick.
I successfully get a "U^A" in the current vim buffer (that's good), but
I don't get "Hello, world." (that's bad.)

Even if I, to be on the safe side, do this after rebinding
vim::*vim-buf-stream*::

  (format vim::*vim-buf-stream* "Hello, world")

there's still no difference - only the "^U^A" and nothing else ends up
in the buffer.

I know that $VIMRUNTIME/if_ecl.lisp has been read in, as there's code
automatically loading it first time you execute an :ecl command. (and
the fact that safe-eval works, which is used internally).

Any ideas?
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