Hi, After a little discussion on IRC, Alex decided to change the doc/refC.html so that the two lines (43, 44) in doc/rlook.html were no longer needed. Now (doc 'caar), (doc 'cadr) and friends will also work. (doc 'NIL), however, was considered not interesting enough to bother with. I can agree.
/Jon On 3. okt. 2014, at 13:35, Jon Kleiser <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > In August, Christophe pointed at some problems with looking up functions like > 'caar' and 'cadr' in the docs. > <http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg04739.html> > > I fixed the problem in doc/rlook.html by adding a couple of lines (43, 44). > Now I see there are similar problems when doing (doc 'caar) and (doc 'cadr), > and also (doc 'NIL). > In rlook.html, lookup on variants of 'caar' points you to doc/refC.html#cXr, > and lookup on NIL points to doc/ref.html#nilSym. It shouldn’t be too hard to > achieve the same for the (doc 'sym) function. > > I also had to try (doc 'sym), e.g. (doc 'doc), in ersatz, but there I got > 0:38: execution error: Bad name for file. some object (-37) > I’m not sure what it takes to fix that. > > The reason why (doc 'sym) works at all on my Mac (I was surprised it still > did), is that an environment variable BROWSER is set to "openurl.sh" (without > the quotes), and I have a file ~/script/openurl.sh containing this: > > #!/bin/sh > osascript -e "open location \"$1\"" > > /Jon -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
