Daniel Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > With reference to the specific case of ilisp, have you actually tried > this? Usually it's smart enough to interrupt the ongoing computation, > evaluate whatever expression it needs to in the debugger, then resume > as if by 'continue' > > Of course, this is ilisp, so it gets it wrong every so often when your > lisp's output is doing something that confuses it, and when that > happens it can be hard to determine exactly what's going on without > some knowledge of ilisp internals, but it's nice when it works. > > (If you have exciting things going on with readtables, that's another > good way to confuse it. I don't know if that's an issue for your > usage) > > > -dan
I tried it and it didn't work. I guess that your second scenario happens, because I see an 0] in the output. Possibly the reason is indeed the readtable. I myself am innocent of mistreating those, but matlisp is using [] to delimit matrices. Thanks, Nicolas.
