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<doomduck>
is there a way to use sly (or just emacs) to auto-format CL, kinda like LSP stuff can auto-format?
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<phoe>
electric-indent mode + aggressive-indent mode + a slime/sly connection
<phoe>
I never need to format my code manually because of this
<doomduck>
phoe: hmm, seems aggressive-indent-mode replaces electric-indent-mode no? or maybe I misunderstand, but it's readme seems to indicate that
<kakuhen>
I personally use sly + smartparens and i never have to "manually format" common lisp code
<kakuhen>
normally i use smartparens-strict-mode in lisp buffers, but this is more a topic for #emacs, not here
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<gamaliel>
Hi, I'm stuck trying to use defsystem to recognize files in a subfolder. I created two systems, accounting-app and accounting-app/tests, and intended to place all files pertaining to accounting-app/tests in a subdirectory "tests" of accounting-app. Here is a link to my current .asd: https://plaster.tymoon.eu/view/3446#3446. I tried to specify the
<gamaliel>
:pathname argument to defsystem, but it doesn't seem to work to find files in the tests/ subdirectory.
<pillton>
gamaliel: You need to do :components ((:module "tests" :components ((:file "parachute-tests") ...))).
<gamaliel>
Oh. I thought including a module would be redundant, since I read that tests should go in a separate system instead of a module.
<pillton>
See section 13.6.4 of the ASDF manual.
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<pillton>
Also section 6.3.15
<pillton>
" In the simple case, source files will be found in the same directory as the system or, in the case of modules, in a subdirectory with the same name as the module."
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<gamaliel>
Alright. I think I got it now. Question: if I were to use system-relative-pathname, it would search all the modules I create as well, correct?
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<pillton>
gamaliel: You would have to look at the specification for ASDF:SYSTEM-RELATIVE-PATHNAME in Section 11.3.
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<pillton>
gamaliel: From what I can tell ASDF:SYSTEM-RELATIVE-PATHNAME does no searching.
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<gamaliel>
pillton: Thank you, I solved it by prepending the "tests/" path to the name in system-relative-filename.
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<gamaliel>
If I use defsystem, do I need to export (setf foo) functions as well?
<beach>
Packages export symbols, not functions.
<aeth>
afaik (setf foo) is (cl:setf your-package:foo)
<beach>
So if the FOO symbol is exported, then (SETF MY-PACKAGE:FOO) can be used with a single package marker.
<aeth>
or, more specifically (COMMON-LISP:SETF YOUR-PACKAGE::FOO)
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<pillton>
gamaliel: ASDF systems and their names are orthogonal to packages.
<aeth>
(since FOO might not be exported)
<aeth>
(: if public, :: for both public and private)
<gamaliel>
Oh, I meant defpackage, sorry.
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<gamaliel>
Thank you all for the help.
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<doomduck>
is there something like an inverse of `logior` for destructuring bit masks? specifically, I have a RGBA with 8 bits each, as in `(logior r (ash g 8) (ash b 16) (ash a 24))` and I really just want to "split it back up" to modify the colors
<hayley>
Something like (ldb (byte 8 8) colour) would give you the green component.
<doomduck>
ohhh, nice, that's exactly what I had in mind, thanks!
<doomduck>
I guess this is also where I look into how to do unit testing lol, kinda scary just doing these bit manipulations
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<pjb>
doomduck: also, you cannot just use logior to modify an integer; you must mask off the previous bits! Instead, use dpb, or (setf ldb).
<pjb>
So really, (dpb (dpb (dpb r (byte 8 8) g) (byte 8 16) b) (byte 8 24)) == (logior (logand (lognot #xffffff) r) (ash (logand #xff g) 8) (ash (logand #xff b) 16) (ash (logand #xff a) 24))
<doomduck>
pjb: oh I'm not modifying it, I'm constructing it
<doomduck>
or maybe I'm confused, but why would I mask off previous bits if I'm just OR-ing together unrelated parts?
<pjb>
doomduck: r
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<pjb>
doomduck: and you want to mask off the values to ensure they only have the number of bits you want.
<pjb>
In any case, this is taken care by dpb.
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<McParen>
Hello, if I have a class C with two parent classes A and B, and I have a method FOO specialized on both A and B, when i call FOO on C, how can I skip over foo getting called on A, and immediately go to B? is there a way to do that, without changing the order of inheritance of C?
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<_death>
you could extract the B behavior to its own function and call it in C's method
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<McParen>
_death: yes, that would be a solution. What I'm looking for is some clos-specific way of "skipping over" the elements in the precedence list.
<_death>
I guess there's contextl.. but it doesn't seem like a good design in general to assume so much about the dispatch
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<McParen>
I know, thanks for your suggestions. I think the easiest way will be to change the precedence order, but that could lead to other problems down the road.
<pjb>
McParen: or you could rewrite the method on A to not call the next method (that on B).
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<jcowan>
Does anyone know about a non-standard macro that's like `case` except it takes an extra argument, which is the predicate used for comparison? The name in my mind is `case-using`, but Dr. Google is uninformative.
<beach>
Maybe in Alexandria
<phoe>
doomduck: maybe! I use both at the same time and it works, maybe it'll work withour electricity too
<Bike>
in alexandria it's "switch"
<Bike>
it also takes a key function
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<jcowan>
Bike: ah, thanks
<jcowan>
I should get in the habit of looking in Alexandria for things
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<jcowan>
"One time in Alexandria, in wicked Alexandria / Where nights were wild with revelry, and life was but a game, / There lived, so the report is, an adventuress and courtesan, / The pride of Alexandria, and Thais was her name."
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<skeemer>
hello all i am trying to use emacs with slime mode, and when i do c-c c-j the line getsd inserted in the slime buffer, but the cursor remains there, but i would like it to go back to my editing buffer
<skeemer>
is there any way to achieve this?
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<beach>
skeemer: You can use C-c C-c to evaluate a top-level form without moving the point to another window.
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<beach>
But it won't insert the form into the REPL buffer. So if that's important to you, this is not the solution.
<beach>
I always use C-c C-c myself.
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<pjb>
skeemer: have you tried with C-u? Switches REPL to current package of the source buffer for the duration. If used with a prefix argument (C-u), doesn’t switch back afterwards.
<pjb>
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<pve>
Hi, can anyone recommend a library that provides basic statistic functions like mean, median, standard deviation etc?
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<pve>
oh, alexandria offers some at least!
<skeemer>
pjb, doesn't do anything... maybe because i am using evil mode?
<_death>
there are also cl-mathstats, sapaclisp and others
<skeemer>
also another thing is that if my cursor is at the beginning of the line C-c C-j does not send the whole line
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<Catie>
So there's this library that's been abandoned, cl-cpus, and the Quicklisp version fails on my platform. I reached out to the author back in February to see if they were still around but never got a response, so I made a bunch of modifications and would like to submit my version to Quicklisp. What would be the best way to go about that?
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<phoe>
Catie: fork the library, fix it, make an issue on quicklisp-projects asking to switch over to your version
<Catie>
phoe: Okay neat, can do! I wasn't sure if there was something else that needed to be done since I hadn't heard back from the original author
<phoe>
nothing more; if the project seems unmaintained, the process is to become the new maintainer in the aforementioned way
<Catie>
phoe: Neat, thank you so much!
* phoe
remembers that he has a project waiting for the same
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<Catie>
Always happy to provide a reminder
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<gendl>
Hi, does Slime have a built in command or keybinding to cycle among several existing *slime-repl.. * buffers, visit the most recent one, etc?
<gendl>
Ah i see one way is by going through the *slime-connections* buffer which you can get to with C-c C-x c
<gendl>
.. and that's where you can set the default one to be used for buffer compiling etc
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<Josh_2>
Hi hi hi hi
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<Josh_2>
Anyone used Cl-unification?
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<Josh_2>
Can't tell if bored or burned out
<Josh_2>
haven't been writing that much code so probably bored
<pjb>
Well, I wrote my own pattern matching with unification in CL, so no. cl-unification didn't exist at that time.
<pjb>
Josh_2: it's funnier to write your own stuff.
<Josh_2>
Well I am basically writing my own stuff
<Josh_2>
still feel bored
<Josh_2>
Maybe I am just procrastinating, just gotta dig in and do and I'll feel better
<Josh_2>
I would like to learn some new Lisp tho, maybe I should read on-lisp again or something
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<White_Flame>
yeah, on-lisp and paip have really easy to implement unifiers
<Josh_2>
I really want to write a DSL, I dont think I've ever made one of those
<Josh_2>
but I probably have, idk
<White_Flame>
sure, that's more of a design problem than an implementation problem, though
<Josh_2>
Yes
<White_Flame>
still a very useful skill to hone
<White_Flame>
as they say with book authors, get your bad ones out first ;)
<Josh_2>
For a long time I have been making very heavy use of generic functions, I haven't been writing that many macros either
<White_Flame>
there's 2 possibilities tehre:
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<White_Flame>
1) The problems you tackle are well-suited for that, so no problem
<White_Flame>
2) Generic functions are a hammer and you're seeing too many things as nails
<Josh_2>
Well
<White_Flame>
so it's good to try other tools and see where they lead you
<Josh_2>
I am pretty certain that it is actually 1, but I feel like 2
<White_Flame>
also you might be selecting problems based on what your tools offer, instead of selecting problems for their own necessity or advancement
<Josh_2>
If I reflect on the problems I am currently solving, generics are a good way to solve them
<Josh_2>
White_Flame: well I do tend to do the same things
<White_Flame>
DSLs are a great way to get outside of your own preconceived tool thinking
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<Josh_2>
Well
<Josh_2>
I think I am not sure how I would create a DSL in my problem domain
<Josh_2>
ah well
<White_Flame>
express your problem domain as pseudocode
<White_Flame>
implement the pseudocode
<White_Flame>
bam, dsl
<Josh_2>
ha
<Josh_2>
neat
<White_Flame>
think of what the most direct and actionable way to express things, and iterate that before implementing too much
<White_Flame>
and what you express needs to be specific to the domain, don't fall into the trap of going general purpse again
<Josh_2>
Thank you for your input :)
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