Hello, Bob.
I propose you unintern the symbol which causes the problems. Using ilisp
you can use the function below which I have bound to "\C-cu".
Nicolas.
[I think I grabbed it from somewhere (but Google did not find it again).]
(defun unintern-lisp (sexp)
"Uninterns the current symbol using ilisp-unintern-command.
With a negative prefix, prompt for the expression. If in an ILISP
buffer, and there is no current sexp, unintern ilisp-last-command."
(interactive
(list
(if (lisp-minus-prefix)
(ilisp-read "Unintern: " (lisp-previous-sexp t))
(if (memq major-mode ilisp-modes)
(if (= (point)
(process-mark (get-buffer-process (current-buffer))))
(or (ilisp-value 'ilisp-last-command t)
(error "No symbol to unintern."))
(lisp-previous-sexp t))
(lisp-previous-sexp t)))))
(let ((result
(ilisp-send
(format "(unintern '%s \"%s\")"
(lisp-slashify sexp) (lisp-buffer-package))
(concat "Unintern " sexp)
'describe)))
(lisp-display-output result)))
