In sbcl, I want to add my personal lib directory to the path LOAD
looks in to find files. Is there a way to do that in a [.]sbclrc
file or some other centralized place? I tried this:
(setf *default-pathname-defaults*
(merge-pathnames (pathname "/my/path/name/")
*default-pathname-defaults*))
but that replaced the current directory instead of adding to it.
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Dan
www.prairienet.org/~dsb/
Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> writes:
> In sbcl, I want to add my personal lib directory to the path LOAD
> looks in to find files. Is there a way to do that in a [.]sbclrc
> file or some other centralized place? I tried this:
> (setf *default-pathname-defaults*
> (merge-pathnames (pathname "/my/path/name/")
> *default-pathname-defaults*))
>
> but that replaced the current directory instead of adding to it.
*DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS* isn't a list, it's a single pathname. LOAD
doesn't search multiple directories.
For my personal projects, I always make ASDF files to load them, and
symlink the .asd files into ~/.sbcl/systems/. Then I can use REQUIRE.
Zach
Zach Beane wrote:
> *DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS* isn't a list, it's a single pathname.
That's why I tried merge-pathnames instead of PUSH. I thought it
might return something like #P"/my/path/name/;/path/to/current/dir/".
> For my personal projects, I always make ASDF files to load them, and
> symlink the .asd files into ~/.sbcl/systems/. Then I can use REQUIRE.
Thanks. It looks like asdf:*central-registry* may work, but I wanted
to make sure there wasn't another way.
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Dan
www.prairienet.org/~dsb/
Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> writes:
> Zach Beane wrote:
> > *DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS* isn't a list, it's a single pathname.
>
> That's why I tried merge-pathnames instead of PUSH. I thought it
> might return something like #P"/my/path/name/;/path/to/current/dir/".
MERGE-PATHNAMES takes a pathname with missing parts and copies the
parts from another pathname to fill it out as much as possible. The
resulting single pathname is a merger of two pathnames into one, not
two pathnames into two or more.
Zach