On Fri, Mar 30, 2007 at 09:55:05PM -0500, Robert L. Read wrote:
> I still insist that we use either Darcs or subversion. I think Darcs
> may be better, but
> subversion is much more standard.
>
> A primary concern must be the each with which the average user,
> including the
> non-LISP expert,
I still insist that we use either Darcs or subversion. I think Darcs
may be better, but
subversion is much more standard.
A primary concern must be the each with which the average user,
including the
non-LISP expert, can extract our work.
We are not so large a project that we have to optimize
Nevermind. I went back and tested some assumptions I was making back
when I was still learning the MOP and found them not to hold, so I
think I have a cleaner solution now.
Thanks for the prompting Pierre!
Ian
On Mar 30, 2007, at 6:30 PM, Pierre THIERRY wrote:
Scribit Ian Eslick dies 30/
Scribit Ian Eslick dies 30/03/2007 hora 08:50:
> I just took a peek at Mercurial - it's basically Darcs written in
> Python although with some C extensions.
Well, not quite. As some Debian developper said, as he switeched from
Darcs to Mercurial, they don't have the same philsophy. Darcs will avoi
Scribit Ian Eslick dies 30/03/2007 hora 13:22:
> Is there a way to implement class keyword arguments in a metaclass?
What do you mean?
> ensure-class-using-class will fail if it gets a keyword argument it
> doesn't recognize
Strange, because its signature includes &allow-other-keys...
Curiously
Is there a way to implement class keyword arguments in a metaclass?
ensure-class-using-class will fail if it gets a keyword argument it
doesn't recognize, but :around methods on that function for the class
argument (eql nil) flags warnings or errors. Since the MOP doesn't
know the class at
I tend to agree with Henrik for my own part. Despite the maturity of
some of the lisp libraries, I have found myself needing to patch or
tweak many of them at one point or another. Moreoever, if you asdf-
install a version, find a problem, report it, then you can't receive
a fix until anot
Scribit Erik Garrison dies 30/03/2007 hora 12:23:
> I'm trying to keep the myriad dependencies of my project within the
> subset of tools that can be asdf-installed. Otherwise the benefits of
> working in Lisp are quickly nullified.
If you're working with Linux, maybe your distro already has some
