| jonphilpott | RetroJ`: shouldn't the collection routines been abstracted enough so program structure wouldn't have affected it? |
| la_mer | Jasko: Agreed. Maybe someday soon. Eclipse is still very opaque to me, so I don't want to go too far off the beaten path (SWT), else I end up falling behind on the "real work". :-) |
| RetroJ` | jonphilpott: yes, they should have been abstracted.. but I wasn't quite to that point yet :) |
| jonphilpott | RetroJ`: ;) |
| kpreid | Xach: do you happen to have a recommendation for an implementation? |
| la_mer | Jasko: BTW, those odd coloration and missing-preference-page problems were just symptoms of a wedged workspace config. I removed a bunch of unused plugins and features, and all's well now. |
| RetroJ` | I think I have a way forward now. so, thanks for the tips, everyone |
| Jasko | la_mer, fair enough. I thought it was rather bizarre. it's committed just in case |
| Xach | kpreid: heh |
| kpreid | Xach: I actually have a program which uses a priority queue. |
| Xach | kpreid: oh, i thought you were teasing me for my relentless self-promotion. mega1 used my priority queue in sbcl. i'd probably copy his fixed version. it's in mumble/mumble/timer.lisp iirc. |
| nikodemus | src/code/timer.lisp |
| gigamonkey | Wait, is a priority queue the same as a heap? |
| rahul | it can be implemented usingone |
| gigamonkey | Ah, got it. |
| lisppaste | gigamonkey pasted "A heap" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/39991 |
| geekux | in CLIM applications, how can i make the 'Menu of completions', which appears on right-click, go away without chosing an action? (and without clicking outside the application frame, of course.) choosing* |
| Xach | slyrus_: :~( |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | How is the common way of read instructions in a file and execute it? I mean some like "import" in Python? |
| Xach | LuizSiqueiraNeto: LOAD LuizSiqueiraNeto: but dependencies are often expressed by a system definition, not LOAD function calls in source code. |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | Thanks, I don't know what to say to show my gratitude. :D |
| kpreid | Python's import is more like require/asdf load than cl:load. |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | I use import to load modules in some directory like a package in Python. I'm a little confused to find some like this in Lisp. |
| Xach | LuizSiqueiraNeto: you should look at some existing lisp software to see how others do it. |
| luis | LuizSiqueiraNeto: or read the ASDF manual |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | The ASDF is a package dependence resolutor, right? |
| luis | that's part of what it does, I guess |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | I implementation have this? |
| luis | LuizSiqueiraNeto: qu? |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | sorry. hehehe.. All implementation have this? |
| luis | LuizSiqueiraNeto: um bocado estpido estarmos a falar ingls, mas pronto. ASDF runs on most implementations, yes. |
| Xach | auf englisch, bom dia, tusen tack |
| luis | It's 99% portable Common Lisp |
| action | luis tries to build SBCL with OpenMCL on x86-64 |
| luis | tries to build SBCL with OpenMCL on x86-64 |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | S voc aqui fala portugus? |
| pkhuong | no. |
| LuizSiqueiraNeto | Ok. Now I know what language to use. ;) |