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5:23:22
White_Flame
or hashtable into a dually-linked list cells for both quick lookup and quick lookup of the head/tail
5:25:48
White_Flame
partial implementation for reference: https://github.com/white-flame/clyc/blob/master/larkc-cycl/cache.lisp
6:58:29
White_Flame
but seriously, there are macro engines for web browsers that execute javascript after pages are loaded, as well as control the page load itself, and have access to the filesystem. It's been years since I've used such a thing though
7:00:08
White_Flame
if you want it straight from lisp, maybe you can link to one of the HTML engines and have it crunch the JS effects for you in a real web context
7:00:19
moon-child
LdBeth: for google specifically, maybe take a look at what googler is doing https://github.com/jarun/googler
10:01:04
Harag
Am I wrong in thinking simple-condition-format-control should work with a simple condition of undefined function? SBCL is saying "There is no slot named SB-KERNEL:FORMAT-CONTROL" but if I look at the condition in a break FORMAT-CONTROL: "~S" ?
10:06:24
Harag
pjb: yeah but my point is that the error passed to the handler is a simple condition --- The object is a CONDITION of type SIMPLE-CONDITION. - FORMAT-CONTROL: "~S" - FORMAT-ARGUMENTS: (#<UNDEFINED-FUNCTION JOB-TITLES {10331A9403}>)
10:13:33
pjb
Harag: try: (mapcar 'c2mop:slot-definition-name (c2mop:class-direct-slots (class-of (make-condition 'simple-condition)))) and compare with whatever other function condition you're thinking about.
10:26:25
Nilby
It's one of those things you might think you need, but you probably don't. But it's also secretly there in a way one probably shouldn't use as UIOP/UTILITY::+SIMPLE-CONDITION-FORMAT-CONTROL-SLOT+.
11:53:14
sabrac
Shinmera: Nilby: Odin-: Normalization code broken out at https://github.com/sabracrolleton/uax-15
11:53:47
sabrac
Feel free to bang on it. Passes all tests in sbcl, ccl and ecl. As mentioned yesterday, still substantial failures under abcl and allegro
12:48:56
d4ryus
jmercouris: hi, some time ago you had problems with running gtk with sbcl on mac, i remember now where i read about main-thread problems on mac os: https://github.com/vydd/sketch#Requirements
12:51:29
jmercouris
however if you manually invoke gtk-main from the cl-cffi-gtk package you can control on which thread things happen
12:52:09
jmercouris
I don't even know where to document this knowledge though, I would like for it not to be lost
13:06:56
montaropdf
jmercouris: You could documentat this in the wiki of your github project if it is on github. At least to begin with.
13:44:41
montaropdf
I don't know, Apple is quite alien to me, in addition to GTK, so can't provide an informed decision about it.
16:39:33
developernotes
Hi, not sure what the rules are for sharing links like this, but wanted to get feedback about doing a state of common lisp survey for 2020: https://www.reddit.com/r/Common_Lisp/comments/f0jrnv/state_of_common_lisp/
16:48:41
beach
Sharing links is fine as long as you give a short summary of what it refers to, just like you did.
16:51:23
beach
developernotes: I am not sure what the format is of this description of the state. Is it just a random selection of remarks from individuals?
16:52:47
PuercoPope
beach: yes, the previous one is from 2015: https://borretti.me/article/common-lisp-sotu-2015
16:53:22
beach
Hmm. So how is such a random selection supposed to be any sort of indication of the state of anything really?
16:53:23
developernotes
beach: sorry, that isn't the survey itself, I just wanted to make people aware of it in case there were any questions they'd like to see on it.
16:54:17
PuercoPope
It is common in other language communities to give a yearly report of the communities recommended libraries. But Lisp is more like an archipelago instead of a single community so the opinions will vary significantly
16:54:48
beach
Nor any request like the one you just made, i.e. what questions they would like to see.
16:54:59
developernotes
Agreed, I think this will be an interesting way to gather a large number of opinions.
16:56:01
developernotes
beach: my initial thoughts were to base it off the Haskell survey: https://taylor.fausak.me/2019/11/16/haskell-survey-results/
16:57:30
developernotes
I will post a link when the survey is finalized and find a way for publish the results for all to review.