Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> skribis: > Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz> skribis: > >> Actually, now that I think about it, why are formal arguments for the >> restart lambda `(running . args)'? For example status has just `(_)'. >> Neither `running' nor `args' are used in the lambda itself. >> >> Changing the formal arguments to simply _ would get us the same behavior >> you get when you try to invoke e.g. status action with multiple >> arguments (an error). > > I think it’s a bug. Back in the day (commit > a84ecf34be2a35e8b068d4232d8932acc5986c33) would pass those extra > arguments to ‘start’: > > ((restart) > (lambda (running . args) > (if running > (stop obj) > (local-output "~a was not running." (canonical-name obj))) > (start obj args))) > > Which is consistent and should probably be restored.
Done in 3ab3930a30495391e5176355e524a8dc026bd060. Ludo’.
