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17:57:48
hjudt
PuercoPop: lately i got into using uikit (https://getuikit.com). one problem i have with it and spinneret is that it uses div attributes like <div uk-drop> (example here: https://getuikit.com/docs/drop). any idea how one can produce something like that with spinneret?
18:02:41
hjudt
:div :uk-drop doesn't work, as it requires a value for the keyword uk-drop, and t doesn't do it (result: <div uk-drop=true>) while nil removes the attribute
20:34:57
mason
Hey all... Has the ALU gone belly-up? Was looking for conference plans and I don't see any - and alu.org seems to be down.
20:54:43
aeth
For a while at this point, I think. I have been using archive.org as my MOP reference for months now. https://web.archive.org/web/20161115145419/http://alu.org/mop/index.html
21:45:06
jasom
how do I tell LOOP that the value it is summing into with sum will always be a fixnum?
2:24:04
azrazalea
Anyone know of the top of their head if there is a good quicklisp library for watching a filesystem directory for changes and then firing a function? I found one but it is a simple sleep loop and i'd prefer something smarter. I only need linux support.
5:28:35
azrazalea
jackdaniel: Yeah, I found those after I asked(thanks cliki as well!). Currently working on a cl-inotify solution but i'm having to implement recursive watching. Taking a shower before I start on it in earnest
5:29:13
azrazalea
whoman: I probably could(though I'd have to learn how to do that as well), I just am doing this in lisp and would prefer to continue doing so.
5:29:42
azrazalea
I'll share once i'm done. It is pretty simple, just auto rebuilding coleslaw so hutchentoot can serve updates automagically
5:30:51
azrazalea
Adding some kind of browser hook to auto refresh would be the next step but I probably won't bother