what does the unix terminal print out when you quit Lisp in grace?
That might be the problem - I didn't quit lisp before exiting grace.
I presume I should but it might be useful to send lisp a quit order
as part of the exit script in grace (or possible a dialog box
confirming that I'm about to quit lisp the way xemacs does).
thansk this is a bug, it should definately be sending a quit signal to
lisp via the socket when you exit the app. Im not sure what is going
wrong here.
Oded
PS - were you able to track the problem with freeverb not working in
grace, or am I the only one encountering this? nrev is working but
freeverb does sound better.
Are you able to successfully use freeverb in SBCL/clm from the
terminal or emacs/slime? if so ill take a look otherwise i dont see
how graceCL itself can be the issue here.
3) This might be acurrent feature but I can only start graceCL from
grace-1.0-etc/bin directory. Otherwise it can't find it's files even
if I specify full directory path. (I have it installed under my home
directory not under /usr/share or something like that). It might be
nicer to have it working more like any other linux application.
for some reason on linux i dont get the absouute pathname to the
executable when it starts even when I ask for it, i get the path that
was typed in the shell i guess. i dont really understand why this is
happening or how to get the abslute pathname. ill poke around.
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