Hi, I am using Clojure from SVN with Slime from CVS. Things work in general, but Slime repeatably crashes when I try to display some data that I have read using the XML parser:
user=> (clojure.contrib.zip-filter.xml/xml-> (clojure.zip/xml-zip (clojure.xml/parse "http://planet.lisp.org/rss20.xml";))) sends me to the Emacs debugger (see below). Am I alone with this problem? Does this work for other people who run Slime+Clojure on Windows? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Hans Debugger entered: nil (condition-case error (slime-net-read) (error (debug) (slime-net- close process t) (error "net-read error: %S" error))) slime-net-read-or-lose(#<process SLIME Lisp>) slime-process-available-input(#<process SLIME Lisp>) slime-net-filter(#<process SLIME Lisp> "central-registry* :test #'equalp))))))\\\\n\\\\n(defun load* (system &key; verbose)\\\\n (oos 'load-op system :verbose verbose)\\\\n t)\\\\n\\\\n(defun reload (system)\\\\n (let ((name (coerce-name system)))\\\\n (remhash name *defined-systems*)\\\\n (load* name)))\\\\n\\\\n(defun register (form)\\\\n (pushnew form *central-registry* :test #'equalp)) \\\\n\\\\n(defun register-permanently (form)\\\\n (register form)\\\ \n (ensure-directories-exist *registry-file*)\\\\n (with-open-file (stream *registry-file*\\\\n :direction :output\\\ \n :if-exists :append\\\\n :if- does-not-exist :create)\\\\n (prin1 form stream)\\\\n (terpri stream)))\\\\n\\\\n;;; Automatically recompile stale FASLs\\\\n\\\ \n(handler-bind ((style-warning #'muffle-warning))\\\\n (defmethod perform :around ((o load-op) (c cl-source-file))\\\\n (handler-case (call-next-method o c)\\\\n (#+sbcl sb-ext:invalid-fasl\\\ \n #-sbcl error ()\\\\n (perform (make-instance 'compile- op) c)\\\\n (call-next-method)))))\\\\n</pre>\\\\n\\\\n<p>Do you have any ugly local hacks that you think aren't polished\\\\n enough to share, but that make your life much easier? Share them\\\\n anyway, and let's clean them up and use them and improve life\\\\n everywhere.\\\"]} {:tag :pubDate, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:05:51 GMT\\\"]}]} {:tag :item, :attrs nil, :content [{:tag :title, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"Zach Beane: Filing off life's little irritating corners\\\"]} {:tag :guid, :attrs {:isPermaLink \\ \"true\\\"}, :content [\\\"http://xach.livejournal.com/190909.html\\ \"]} {:tag :link, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"http:// xach.livejournal.com/190909.html\\\"]} {:tag :description, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"<p>Sometimes asdf-install drives me crazy. Here's what I've been doing\\\\n in my ~/.sbclrc so it doesn't ask me where I want to install all the time:\\\\n\\\\n<pre>\\\\n(require 'asdf)\\\ \n(require 'asdf-install)\\\\n\\\\n(setf asdf-install::*locations*\\\ \n (list (list \\\\\\\"~/asdf/source/\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"~/asdf/ systems/\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"ASDF\\\\\\\")))\\\\n\\\\n(push #p\\\\\\\"~/ asdf/systems/\\\\\\\" asdf:*central-registry*)\\\\n\\\\n(fmakunbound 'asdf-install::where)\\\\n\\\\n(defun asdf-install::where ()\\\\n (first asdf-install::*locations*))\\\\n</pre>\\\\n\\\\n<p>On a related note, I can't live\\\\nwithout <a href=\\\\\\\"http://xach.com/lisp/ tilde.lisp\\\\\\\">tilde expansion in\\\\nsbcl</a> any more.\\\"]} {:tag :pubDate, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:20:10 GMT \\\"]}]} {:tag :item, :attrs nil, :content [{:tag :title, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"John Q. Splittist: Stackoverflow answer of the day\\ \"]} {:tag :guid, :attrs {:isPermaLink \\\"true\\\"}, :content [\\ \"http://blog.splittist.com/2008/09/29/stackoverflow-answer-of-the-day/ \\\"]} {:tag :link, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"http:// blog.splittist.com/2008/09/29/stackoverflow-answer-of-the-day/\\\"]} {:tag :description, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"<p>A <a href=\\\\\\ \"http://stackoverflow.com/\\\\\\\";>stackoverflow</a> question entitled “<a href=\\\\\\\"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/ 144661/python-vs-ruby-for-metaprogramming\\\\\\\">Python Vs. Ruby for Metaprogramming</a>” begins “I’m currently primarily a D programmer and am looking to add another language to my toolbox, preferably one that supports the metaprogramming hacks that just can’t be done in a statically compiled language like D. I’ve read up on Lisp a little and I would love to find a language that allows some of the cool stuff that Lisp does, but without the strange syntax, etc. of Lisp.” and goes on for another 20 lines listing various desiderata.</p>\\\\n<p>The currently <a href=\\\\\\\"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/144661/python-vs- ruby-for-metaprogramming#144859\\\\\\\">top-ranked answer</a>, in its entirety: “Grow some and learn Lisp.”</p>\\\"]} {:tag :pubDate, :attrs nil, :content [\\\"Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:19:25 GMT \\\"]}]}]}]} nil])\\n\" :repl-result)000015(:return (:ok nil) 5)") --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clojure" group. To post to this group, send email to clojure@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
