5:39:10sukaetov3ga: ningle has pretty good FastCGI support
5:41:21sukaetoI've used it (via caveman) in production, with a few FastCGI instances sitting behind nginx
9:03:30pveHi! In a call to a function, such as (make-foo :a 1 :b 2), is it correct to call the ":a 1 :b 2" part (including the keywords) the "arguments"?
9:32:01beachno-defun-allowed: You haven't seen it because you haven't attempted to implement lambda-list parsing. :)
9:32:04pveand reading the above again, beach did say it, but I just couldn't parse it
9:32:05scymtymwhich is probably the more common use-case because it let's you chose the keyword parameter name in a way that maintains the "external interface" but bind the passed argument to an unrelatedly named variable
9:32:42no-defun-allowedbeach: That is quite possible :)
9:46:23_deathone use for it is to bind to a special variable without an explicit let
9:48:43_deathanother is for CL names that can't be bound
10:06:20radiohead_fanhas anybody ever worked with cl-tcod?
10:12:37Xachradiohead_fan: i have worked to get it to build on my system, but never actually used it
10:19:23radiohead_fandamn.... i need help with using it
11:04:18no-defun-allowedradiohead_fan: Do you really like True Stories that much? I thought it was generally considered to be Talking Heads' worst album.
11:04:18no-defun-allowedJoking aside, what's it do? It looks like you use it to make roguelike games.
11:11:29radiohead_faneverything was going fine but when i was coding the part of the key input i found no way of making a key exit and close the window, ive even tried other methods (from various tutorials) and they just dont seem to work