Open pamoroso opened 6 days ago
Describe the bug
Printing a class from the CLOS browser with the command Print or Print > Print brings up a break window with the following error:
Print
In ERROR: Class (CLOS::CLASSES definition not found)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
CL:STANDARD-OBJECT
CLASS
Expected behavior
Information on the selected class is printed with no error.
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Additional context
The context of the error:
MOUSE/5(debug)BTV MESS1 CLOS::CLASS MESS2 (CLOS::CLASSES definition not found) NOBREAK T ERROR \GETDEF/GETDEFERR NAME CLOS::CLASS TYPE CLOS::CLASSES SOURCE FILE OPTIONS NIL SOURCE NIL \GETDEF/GETDEFFROMFILE EDIT NIL NOCOPY NIL GETDEF CLOS::|(METHOD CLOS-BROWSER::PRINT-CLASS (CLOS-BROWSER::CLOS-BROWSER-NODE))| CL:APPLY CLOS::INITIAL-DFUN "lambda in MAKE-INITIAL-DFUN" CL:APPLY CLOS::*INVALID-DFUNS-ON-STACK* (#<Standard-Generic-Function CLOS-BROWSER::PRINT-CLASS (1) 124,26644> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::DO-SELECTED-COMMAND (1) 124,111200> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::MIDDLE-SELECTION (1) 125,2724> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::BUTTON-EVENT-FN (1) 125,2140>) CLOS::INVALID-DFUN "lambda in INVALIDATE-DFUN-INTERNAL" CL:APPLY CLOS::|(METHOD WEB::DO-SELECTED-COMMAND (WEB:WEB-EDITOR T T))| CL:APPLY CLOS::*INVALID-DFUNS-ON-STACK* (#<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::DO-SELECTED-COMMAND (1) 124,111200> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::MIDDLE-SELECTION (1) 125,2724> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::BUTTON-EVENT-FN (1) 125,2140>) CLOS::INITIAL-DFUN "lambda in MAKE-INITIAL-DFUN" WEB:WEB-EDITOR #<CLOS-BROWSER:CLOS-BROWSER 124,72030> WEB::OBJECT #<CLOS-BROWSER::CLOS-BROWSER-NODE 122,70620> CLOS::|(METHOD WEB::MIDDLE-SELECTION (WEB:WEB-EDITOR))| CL:APPLY CLOS::*INVALID-DFUNS-ON-STACK* (#<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::MIDDLE-SELECTION (1) 125,2724> #<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::BUTTON-EVENT-FN (1) 125,2140>) CLOS::INITIAL-DFUN "lambda in MAKE-INITIAL-DFUN" SI::*CATCH-RETURN-TO* (& &) *PROCEED-CASES* (& &) SI::*NLSETQFLAG* NIL SI::*CATCH-RETURN-PC* 666 CLOS::|(METHOD WEB::BUTTON-EVENT-FN (WEB:WEB-EDITOR))| CL:APPLY CLOS::CHECKING-MISS "lambda in UPDATE-TO-CHECKING-DFUN" "lambda in lambda in 31 top-level forms" CL:APPLY CLOS::*INVALID-DFUNS-ON-STACK* (#<Standard-Generic-Function WEB::BUTTON-EVENT-FN (1) 125,2140>) CLOS::INVALID-DFUN "lambda in INVALIDATE-DFUN-INTERNAL" WEB::WINDOW-FOR-MENU #<CLOS-BROWSER:CLOS-BROWSER 124,72030> WEB::WEB-WINDOW-BUTTON-EVENT-FN SI::*DUMMY-FOR-CATCH* T SI::*CATCH-RETURN-FROM* (&) \PROTECTED.APPLYA0001 FN WEB::WEB-WINDOW-BUTTON-EVENT-FN WINDOW {WINDOW}#122,71664 SI::NLSETQ-VALUE NIL *PROCEED-CASES* (&) SI::*NLSETQFLAG* NIL \PROTECTED.APPLY \MHCOM WEB::WEB-WINDOW-BUTTON-EVENT-FN \MHPROCESS NIL \MHWINDOW {WINDOW}#122,71664 \MOUSEBUSY T WINDOW.MOUSE.HANDLER \OLDTTY #<Process EXEC/174,24204> \MOUSEBUSY NIL \MOUSE.PROCESS *FORM* (\MOUSE.PROCESS) *ARGVAL* NIL *TAIL* NIL *FN* \MOUSE.PROCESS \EVALFORM %#FORM# (\MOUSE.PROCESS) *CURRENT-PROCESS* #<Process OLDMOUSE/174,24410> HELPFLAG BREAK! \CURRENTDISPLAYLINE 0 \#DISPLAYLINES 15 \LINEBUF.OFD #<IO Linebuffer Stream/130,27100> *READTABLE* #<ReadTable INTERLISP/174,73714> \PRIMTERMTABLE {TERMTABLEP}#174,66740 \PRIMTERMSA {CHARTABLE}#174,67000 TtyDisplayStream #<Output Display Stream/130,27300> SI::*RESETFORMS* NIL \INTERRUPTABLE T \TTYWINDOW {WINDOW}#122,71474 READBUF NIL \TERM.OFD #<Output Display Stream/130,10200> *STANDARD-OUTPUT* #<Output Display Stream/130,10200> *STANDARD-INPUT* #<IO Linebuffer Stream/130,27100> \MAKE.PROCESS0 T
The error doesn't occur with user-defined classes, only with the built-in ones in the lattice window.
Describe the bug
Printing a class from the CLOS browser with the command
Print
orPrint
>Print
brings up a break window with the following error:To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
CL:STANDARD-OBJECT
CLASS
on the class latticeCLASS
, selectPrint
orPrint
>Print
Expected behavior
Information on the selected class is printed with no error.
Screenshots
The break window:
The full desktop:
Context (please complete the following information):
Additional context
The context of the error: