Hi,
How do you terminate an interactive LispWorks evaluation? Every now
and then I cause an infinite loop but can't stop it without exiting. I've
been
through the user manual twice and haven't seen an abort mechanism
(eg, DEC used CTRL/C).
Thanks,
Gary
Gary Brown wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do you terminate an interactive LispWorks evaluation? Every now
> and then I cause an infinite loop but can't stop it without exiting. I've
> been
> through the user manual twice and haven't seen an abort mechanism
> (eg, DEC used CTRL/C).
Under win32 and the LW eval I just manged to interrupt:
(loop (print 'hello))
...with control-break.
kt
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Gary Brown wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do you terminate an interactive LispWorks evaluation? Every now
> and then I cause an infinite loop but can't stop it without exiting.
There's a break button in the IDE - the one with the two bars, not
unlike the pause button you find on some tape recorders. If you're not
afraid of using the mouse, this should work. ;)
The button with the two parentheses and the arrow escaping from it
brings you back to the top level.
Pascal
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> > How do you terminate an interactive LispWorks evaluation? Every now
> > and then I cause an infinite loop but can't stop it without exiting.
>
> There's a break button in the IDE - the one with the two bars, not
> unlike the pause button you find on some tape recorders. If you're not
> afraid of using the mouse, this should work. ;)
>
> The button with the two parentheses and the arrow escaping from it
> brings you back to the top level.
>
> Pascal
Thanks! They all worked. In knew it was simple. :-)
Thanks again,
Gary
"Gary Brown" <··········@charter.net> writes:
> Hi,
>
> How do you terminate an interactive LispWorks evaluation? Every now
> and then I cause an infinite loop but can't stop it without exiting. I've
> been
You could nuke the offending process either with MP:PROCESS-KILL
or from the process browser, if you're using the podium.