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<dre>
I want to practise my lisp
<dre>
is it possible to make little shell scripts in sbcl ?
<dre>
like atm I just thought "i want to make a script that finds the last file I just edited" is this possible to do in some SBCL without too much boilerplate and yak-shaving ?
<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
dre: yes! put #!/usr/bin/env -S sbcl --script at the top of the file
<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
i love using lisp for scripts as an alternative to python or whatever
<dre>
nice! thanks!
<dre>
Spawns_Carpet[m], forgive me as I am a total newb, but do you have links or something to how I can deal with the shell / interface with it / how I'd go about finding a solution to my problem?
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<NotThatRPG>
My emails to common-lisp.net, sent either from my normal email or from Gmail, are bouncing with messages that common-lisp.net is not responding. Since the bug reporting email address is *also* at cl.net, I thought I would post here in the hopes someone will see it.
<NotThatRPG>
"all hosts for 'common-lisp.net' have been failing for a long time"
<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
when you say interface with the shell what do you mean exactly?
<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
you can run shell commands somehow, i don't remember exactly how
<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
looks like (uiop:run-program "echo hello")
<NotThatRPG>
Yes, that's how to use `run-program`, but you will need to specify how you want to receive the shell process' output (and possibly how you want it to receive input)
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<alvaro121>
Is there a way for GETF to use EQUAL when searching? My keys are strings and aren't being found.
<Bike>
nope. you can use MEMBER to right it up yourself.
<_death>
(loop for (key value) on list by #'cddr when (equal key x) return value)
<alvaro121>
Will probably change to an alist then, how do I write alist literals? When using QUOTE my values are not evaluated and using LIST and CONS gets too verbose.
<yitzi>
You can use backquote.
<Guest7481>
acons if you're just adding one.
<alvaro121>
Thanks. Didn't know about ACONS, will switch to using alists with quasiquotes.
<Guest7481>
there's also pairlis, i keep forgetting the name of that one.
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<lisp123>
yitzi: Thanks for that! The code is very easy to read - just went through it now. And very portable :)
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<beach>
Good morning everyone!
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<Spawns_Carpet[m]>
hey beach
<susam>
Good morning!
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<lisp123w>
I have an obscure quesiton
<beach>
Again?
<lisp123w>
It appears MAKE-LOAD-FORM requires one to write the method for a particular class (please correct me if I'm wrong, if so, my question is invalid)
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<beach>
What would be the alternative?
<lisp123w>
I would have thought it would not have been too difficult for a default MAKE-LOAD-FORM to be written that works on nearly all classes
<lisp123w>
So am curious if there was a reason this wasn't done
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<beach>
The system can't possibly know which slots are computed and which slots should be stored. The application programmer must decide that.
<White_Flame>
if the slots of 2 objects are shared, that's not very easy to create a default function
<White_Flame>
or really, any reference value sharing at all
<Bike>
you can just define a method that uses that
<lisp123w>
White_Flame: Ah okay, so one of the issues is shared slots
<White_Flame>
and in computed slots as beach brings it up, the side effects from the computation can be very important to the state of the system
<lisp123w>
What is a computer slot?
<White_Flame>
eg, if the value in the slot is a key into a hashtable with more info generated at initialization time, just storing the key does nothing useful
<lisp123w>
computed*
<lisp123w>
Oh I see
<White_Flame>
call a function, it "does stuff", and returns a value to be stored that might be contextual to other things
<lisp123w>
Ok that makes sense
<White_Flame>
however, for purely standalone data, you can use stuff like what Bike posted, but that's not a general solution
<lisp123w>
I tried reading both MAKE-LOAD-FORM and MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS and it was a bit hard to follow on the differences
<Bike>
and making it the default would result in silent errors when it doesn't make conceptual sense for some class
<Bike>
the compiler wouldn't know there was a problem, so it wouldn't report anything
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<Bike>
make-load-form is a generic function called by the compiler that the user can specify. m-l-f-s-s is a function designed to be called by users within their m-l-f method in the common case.
<lisp123w>
Got it! Looks I was basically after m-l-f-s-s (for my very trivial objects) :)
<lisp123w>
But thanks all for explaining why MAKE-LOAD-FORM is the way it is
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<beach>
lisp123w: Here is my favorite example of "computed slots". Suppose you have a class that represents a person. One initarg is :date-of-birth. But in this application it turns out that you ask for the age quite frequently, so to avoid computing the age each time it is asked for, you store it as a slot that you then update regularly.
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<beach>
lisp123w: You don't want that cached slot to be saved. You still want to create the instance with the :date-of-birth initarg.
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<White_Flame>
ah right, that'd be the more common definition
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<beach>
I keep saying this frequently, but slots should be considered an implementation detail. It is not a good idea to expose such details in your MAKE-LOAD-FORM. It is much better to use just the protocol aspects of your classes.
<beach>
And those are the (usually generic) functions that take instances of those classes as arguments, and the initargs used to create such instances. Slots are not part of the protocol.
<lisp123w>
beach: Many thanks, that is a great example
<beach>
Sure.
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<mfiano>
beach: as do I and we should continue to say it frequently until it's common knowledge
<mfiano>
I get upset when I hear of slots being exposed
<mfiano>
It is my ultimate pet peeve
<beach>
Good to know I am not alone.
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<rotateq>
Good start into the week for everyone with many parentheses. :)
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<lisp123w>
Likewise rotateq, may your week be filled with many parentheses
<rotateq>
I already take care of that, in my mind anyway.
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<edgar-rft>
my mind is full of parentheses, no place left for useful thoughts :-(
<Alfr>
And they seem unbalanced, edgar-rft. Here you go: )
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<edgar-rft>
Alfr: thank you for balancing my parentheses :-)
<phantomics>
Morning everyone
<beach>
Hello phantomics.
<rotateq>
Hi there phantomics, hope you come along well with April.
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<rotateq>
I found a book by Herbert Stoyan with a big chapter about LISP history, from 1980.
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* edgar-rft
is waiting for a book that says that Lisp had Ancient Alien FFI long before mankind existed
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<rotateq>
I bet so. :)
<rotateq>
"Which implementation of CL is the most favorite on your planet?" and "What is C?"
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<jackdaniel>
"C" is nothing more than the first letter of the programming language name "Common Lisp" :)
<phantomics>
I remember reading that Symbolics employees were pronouncing CLOS as "C lost"
<yitzi>
And no human could write a spec like that of Common Lisp therefore aliens exist.
<beach>
phantomics: I say "C loss", but I say "klimm"
<phantomics>
Btw jackdaniel, if you have a minute I had questions about ECL, I solved my stack problem but found a couple other things
<rotateq>
doing some "Klimmzüge" :P
<rotateq>
and if others hear about CLOS they get CLOStrophobia. okay enough again
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<jackdaniel>
phantomics: im irc asynchoronous lurkwr. just ask question and ill answer when i see it
<jackdaniel>
lurjer*
<jackdaniel>
lurker! ;) also on #ecl other folks may help
<phantomics>
Cool, first off I noticed (acos) works differently in ECL than other CLs, (acos 2) gives a negative imaginary part. I know that either one is mathematically valid, is there a reason for this?
<phantomics>
Second, ECL often has problems compiling packages. When I tried to recompile April recently I got this message: LOAD: Could not load file #P"/home/user/.cache/common-lisp/ecl-21.2.1-linux-x64/home/usr/src/lisp/april/library.fas" (Error: "/tmp/eclvnqLph: failed to map segment from shared object")
<phantomics>
This compilation problem seems to happen mostly for packages that were already compiled and I'm trying to recompile, and sometimes I can get past it and have something compile by choosing the TRY-RECOMPILING, RETRY, CLEAR-CONFIGURATION-AND-RETRY options several times
<phantomics>
It's puzzling what causes this, feels kind of non-deterministic, at least I haven't found any consistent way to prevent it
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<Bike>
the branch cuts of the trig functions are pretty specifically defined by the standard... i think they should always give the same results in different implementations, exception differences due to negative zero and precision
<Bike>
excepting*
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<NotThatRPG>
Sorry -- maybe I missed a response. Does anyone know what's going on with common-lisp.net's email service?
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<Guest7470>
maybe #common-lisp.net would know?
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<shka>
jackdaniel: i have a proposal
<shka>
i think metering would benefit from using some kind of floating point as a overhead measure for time
<shka>
on my fairly modern machine, it is around ~0.47
<shka>
this can significantly boost up reported time for short functions taking 1 or 2 time units
<shka>
which i do think can be avoided fairly easily, and i don't know if there are any counter arguments
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<jackdaniel>
ive heard that good programmers are lazy, so im trying to do as little as possible ;)
<jackdaniel>
in that spirit i dont mind handling mainainership of metering
<jackdaniel>
handling over*
<shka>
i think that stuff i am forcing metering to do go against the spirit of the library, but overhead measurement surely qualifies as a patch
<jackdaniel>
then submit a merge request and ill review it, thanks
<jackdaniel>
im not enthusiastic not because i dont appreciate that foss work, it is just quite a long day already
<shka>
i understand
<shka>
have a nice evening
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<NotThatRPG>
@Guest7470: Thanks; I didn't know that there was such a channel. Asking now.
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<Guest7470>
np
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<puchacz>
hello; if I want a "dictionary" with sorted keys, like java.util.TreeMap, what library should I use from quicklisp please?
<puchacz>
I have records with timestamp that mark beginning of the validity period (valid until next record comes), so I want to quickly retrieve a record that was valid for a specific timestamp (which is of course unlikely to be equal a boundary value between records)
<puchacz>
(apologies if you've seen it already on #lisp)
<shka>
puchacz: hi!
<puchacz>
shka: hi :)
<shka>
you can use skip-list from cl-data-structures
<shka>
i can give you a sample code if need be
<puchacz>
I am trying to figure out now why it does not compile in lispworks...
<shka>
oh, you are using lispworks
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<puchacz>
and I downloaded cl-data-structures from git version 1.0.1
<shka>
ok
<puchacz>
so maybe something is not compatible
<puchacz>
I can try new quicklisp
<shka>
please, go to the aux-package file, load most of the stuff excluding the final form, and check what happens if you try to macroexpand it
<puchacz>
okay
<shka>
i suspect that macroexpand loops
<shka>
somehow
<shka>
because i dared to name my own macro defpackage :D
<puchacz>
it went on a loop when I pasted this macro definition into REPL
<puchacz>
but - let me try again
<shka>
gotcha
<shka>
i bet renaming that macro into something different would solve the problem
<puchacz>
is this file the only place where you use this macro?
<shka>
in this system, yes
<shka>
i use it a lot in other systems
<puchacz>
so you think I can try to rename it locally into something like cl-ds-defpackage ?
<puchacz>
locally in this file only
<shka>
yes, i think that this would do the trick
<puchacz>
trying :)
<shka>
i am not sure obviously
<shka>
but this looks like a bug in the LW
<puchacz>
I can submit it to them, but I would need a clean quicklisp for it of course
<shka>
should be easy to replicate as a standalone test
<puchacz>
I have a bad habit of writing a line here and line there in ql libraries :)
<shka>
no need to deal with quicklisp
<shka>
i mean, even this file alone demonstrates the problem
<shka>
honestly, i should have not use defpackage as a name anyway
<puchacz>
that one is fixed; now it complains about names
<puchacz>
**++++ Error in (PACKAGE "CL-DATA-STRUCTURES.AUX-PACKAGE"):
<puchacz>
Importing these symbols into the CL-DATA-STRUCTURES.AUX-PACKAGE package causes a name conflict: SERAPEUM:PARSE-FLOAT ALEXANDRIA:IF-LET ALEXANDRIA:WHEN-LET ALEXANDRIA:WHEN-LET* ALEXANDRIA:APPENDF ALEXANDRIA:NCONCF ALEXANDRIA:REMOVEF ALEXANDRIA:WITH-UNIQUE-NAMES ALEXANDRIA:COPY-FILE.
<shka>
great...
<shka>
*sigh*
<shka>
i think that i don't like LW
<puchacz>
:)
<shka>
puchacz: thanks for your time though, for what it is worth, i like skip lists for ordered dicts/sets
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<puchacz>
thanks as well :)
<shka>
they are simpler then let's say red black trees
<shka>
and have a slightly better merge
<shka>
so i would try to use that cl-skip-list
<puchacz>
I will for now, and I am browsing your library - plenty of useful data structures
<shka>
shame that you can't use it :P
<puchacz>
unless I play with it next weekend
<puchacz>
something tells me it will require some though
<puchacz>
thought
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<puchacz>
btw, if you ever use LW - the biggest gotcha for me was unicode support in separate functions; the standard ones like cl:alphanumericp don't understand unicode characters
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<puchacz>
so I had to change package definitions for cl-pprcre and similar to use my own implementations for equalp (to respect upper/lower case in unicode) and refer to alphanumericp unicode equivalent under the same names.
<puchacz>
and I changed what make-hash-table meant, so I could pass on my own :test #'equalp and unicode aware hashcode function
<Guest7470>
isn't equalp suppose to ignore case?
<puchacz>
yes
<puchacz>
so it has to understand that A and a is the same letter
<Guest7470>
ah, misunderstood your wording.
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<lisp123>
Hmmm is there such a thing as a tree shaker for ASDF / SBCL?
<lisp123>
Basically if System A only uses 5% of System B (that it :depends-on), it would be good to remove the rest
<shka>
puchacz: gosh, that is kinda horrific
<puchacz>
shka: yes, I spent some time replacing defpackage with defunicodepackage :(
<puchacz>
but it works
<puchacz>
and that was the biggest issue I think
<puchacz>
(of course bad example above, #\A vs #\a works out of the box, but not #\Ą vs #\ą - for these I had to "install" different functions under standard names)
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<lisp123>
pjb: I'm going to adopt your package naming convention COM.INFORMATIMAGO.COMMON-LISP.... :D I have seen the light
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<puchacz>
shka, your library is tempting indeed, I can see in sbcl that these conflicting names just refer to original alexandria or serapeum, is it always the case?
<puchacz>
if so, I can do some more quicklisp hacking locally.....
<puchacz>
to make it work
<Guest7470>
that's why i don't :use packages.
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<shka>
Guest7470: neither do i!
<puchacz>
I guess I would need to enrich the macro by adding shadowing import from?
<Guest7470>
unfortunately so many packages were created to be used. Makes me want to go around renaming things.
<shka>
puchacz: if you are willing to do so, i would appreciate pull request
<puchacz>
I will try (next weekend), but I never used pull requests, can I just mail you the new version of the file?
<puchacz>
I may manage to do it earlier
<shka>
sure!
<puchacz>
tks
<shka>
i am afraid that this is just tip of an iceberg though :P
<shka>
my code is strictly CL, but those errors make me question LW
<etimmons>
shka: puchacz : Try adding an empty `(:use)` in the defpackage for cl-data-structures.fancy
<etimmons>
If there is no :use, it defaults to implementation specific defaults
<shka>
etimmons: aaaah, you are smart!
<etimmons>
Which may include cl
<shka>
that's why it recurs
<shka>
makes sense, thanks!
<etimmons>
Yep!
<Guest7470>
etimmons: that's interesting. I've kinda depended on empty :use to not pull in cl.
<puchacz>
I don't understand
<puchacz>
ah
<puchacz>
I think I do
<etimmons>
Guest7470: That behavior is implementation specific
<shka>
puchacz: try pulling cl-ds
<shka>
i just added empty :use
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<etimmons>
Guest7470: Actually... do you mean an empty :use or no :use ?
<shka>
i wonder if that does the trick
<puchacz>
shka, I will download zip, thank you very much :)
<Guest7470>
empty
<Guest7470>
ah, says if :use is not supplied. so i guess i'm good.
<etimmons>
That's fine then. That won't import symbols from the CL package. No :use might
<shka>
puchacz: it is easier to use git...
<puchacz>
downloaded already :)
<puchacz>
yes, I should learn git one day
<puchacz>
okay, so (:use) solved the tip of the iceberg indeed
<shka>
still does not compile?
<puchacz>
but plenty of
<puchacz>
**++++ Error in (DEFCLASS CL-DATA-STRUCTURES.META:TAKE-OUT!-FUNCTION):
<puchacz>
#<STANDARD-CLASS DESTRUCTIVE-FUNCTION 34C0F8BB> is an invalid superclass of #<CLOSER-MOP:FUNCALLABLE-STANDARD-CLASS TAKE-OUT!-FUNCTION 2008FF9B>.
<puchacz>
not finalized something?
<puchacz>
wrong order in source files?
<puchacz>
I can go :verbose t again
<shka>
order should be fine
<shka>
let me take a look
<puchacz>
it is in here
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