Richard Barber wrote:
>
> Your wrote:
> > Richard Barbour's (Procyon
> > Common LISP) solution of holding the comment structure on the
> > property-list of the function symbol was an interesting
>
> Simon,
>
> Procyon CL, and hence Allegro CL/PC, has a full struture editor and full
> support for retaining comments in code. You bind a variable *READ-SOURCE*
> to preserve comments and other read macros. You can then call READ-CANONIZE
> to convert the form into pure Lisp that can be evaluated. Procyon CL does
> not have the a system like Cambridge Lisp's FF to map definitions in memory
> out to source files.
>
> Could you post this onto comp.lang.lisp for me?
Well, Hi, Richard! I just this morning posted to comp.lang.lisp asking
did anyone know what you were doing these days... Yes, of course I will.
So Franz' windows product is actually yours? *very* interesting...
Oh, and apologies for spelling your name wrong.
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