LPP> (32): (setf (aref (slot-value sch 'a) 2) 1) LPP> 1 LPP> (33): (slot-value sch 'a) LPP> #(0 0 0 0)
how do you thik it is supposed to work? to my knowledge, elephant does not hijack (setf aref), so (setf aref) just modifies a temporary array returned by a slot read. db is written _only_ on (setf slot-value), if you do not explicitly write to slot, value in database won't be updated. it seems this stuff is in documentation: ---- 2.7 Persistent collections The remaining problem outlined in the section on Serialization is that operations which mutate collection types do not have persistent side effects. We have solved this problem for objects, but not for collections such as as arrays, hashes or lists. Elephant provides two solutions to this problem: the pset and btree classes. Each provides persistent addition, deletion and mutation of elements, but the pset is a simple data structure that may be more efficient in memory and time than the more general btree. ---- _______________________________________________ elephant-devel site list elephant-devel@common-lisp.net http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/elephant-devel
