Ed Langley
Ed Langley
Has any thought gone into extending this to be able to parse new es6 constructs?
Adds support for some low-hanging fruit from the ES6 spec
Some functions (e.g. `chirp:friends/list`) use a cursor to make a series of requests fairly quickly, triggering rate limits. Is it possible to configure this behavior?
`event.preventDefault()` doesn't do anything (in React 16, at least), unless event.persist() has been called non-asynchronously in the event handler.
I have issues connecting to certain SSL servers using cl-async, the code is here: http://paste.lisp.org/display/343066 Basically, this doesn't work, I don't get any output from the read callback. ```common-lisp (as-ssl:tcp-ssl-connect...
ccl 1.12-dev -r16702-trunk / libuv1.9.1 / Debian testing I was using cl-async to write a websocket client for Slack and, after running a while (overnight) it crashed with this error....
On lispworks, at least, `#p` expands to an absolute path at build/delivery time, which makes the result potentially invalid on the end-user's machine.
Fixes PR #12 and makes it so that this system compiles cleanly on Lispworks and CCL
This DEFPACKAGE form generates potentially noncoforming code for the various services: https://github.com/pokepay/aws-sdk-lisp/blob/7d3d0d2050f98d95aa9bed019fde3e78d9de7cb3/generator/service.lisp#L21-L25 As the standard says: >:use > The arguments to :use set the packages that the package named by...
Because `DEX:REQUEST` defaults to keep-alive t, this call can leak sockets. This has caused issues with a long-running process eventually running out of file descriptors. https://github.com/fukamachi/aws-sdk-lisp/blob/6d1f66e88764e6226010e98289cf4c35e8f896c9/api.lisp#L44-L52