defunkydrummer

Request: Section on "The Lisp Curse"

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I suggest the |cl cookbook| should have a small section dispelling the myth of the "Lisp Curse". This ("The Lisp Curse") article often gets posted on the internet whenever some...

CCL: LTK-demo: The value #<IHANDLE "canvas" 32EE41F0> is not of the expected type

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CCL64 bits v1.12, Windows 10 On loading ltk-demo.lisp: ``` The value # is not of the expected type (OR STRING CFFI-SYS:FOREIGN-POINTER). [Condition of type TYPE-ERROR] Restarts: 0: [USE-DEFAULT] Continue by...

not sure how to load IUP now

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Loading IUP now fails because `System "tecgraf-base" not found`. We need, in the documentation, a clear way to show how to load IUP, which LISPNIK projects one needs to fetch,...

Tree Example on Windows: branchopen-callback never called back

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FYI - Tree example is not filling out the trees properly. Clicking on a directory doesn't enter the `branchopen-callback` function. See image:  Impl: CCL64 bits latest version on Win10

Why is roswell required?

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Hi, I see the install process requires roswell. However, by taking a look at [the ROS file](https://github.com/cxxxr/cl-lsp/blob/master/roswell/cl-lsp.ros), nothing of too much value is added by using Roswell -- just executing...

Hi, Fuzzy Search (fuzzy queries) is not implemented yet, as far as I can see. Ruby's ferret did support fuzzy queries: https://github.com/dbalmain/ferret/search?q=fuzzy&unscoped_q=fuzzy I wonder if somebody has a working prototype...

Request for integration

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Hi Frank, First of all, i'm glad to report that FTW works correctly under CCL version 1.11.5 (WindowsX8664). At least some of the examples (pacman, image) work just fine. While...

This library depends on iolib-v0.8.1, which in turn is UNIX-only. This plot-window is UNIX-only. This should be mentioned on the Readme.

Hi, Fuzzy Search (fuzzy queries) is not implemented yet, as far as I can see. Ruby's ferret did support fuzzy queries: https://github.com/dbalmain/ferret/search?q=fuzzy&unscoped_q=fuzzy I wonder if somebody has a working prototype...

Suggestion: The project (as 90%) of Lisp projects, doesn't require compilation from an external command line using make. The usual way to compile such a project (like openapi2cl) is just...