Hi There
> is there a command that destroy a generic function and all the
> methods associated to the generic function loaded in the system?
I think that fmakunbound is your friend (this function was created in
the early days of Lisp when the letter #\e was in short supply.)
Note that you can use remove-method to get rid of an individual
method. The only tricky part is finding the method that you want to
remove:
Here is an example that removes any methods on db-execute-select-plan
whose
first specializer is of type 'myclass. With more work, you can narrow
down to only :before methods or what have you.
(let* ((gf #'db-execute-select-plan))
(loop for method in (generic-function-methods gf)
when (eq (class-name (first (method-specializers method)))
'myclass) do
(remove-method gf method)))
HTH
> Thanks,
>
> franZ
>
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