Re: cl-http on clozure

Karsten,

Thanks very much for following up on this. It's great you fixed an  
issue that applies to so many lisps.

If I want get cl-http working on CCL, do I just need to load your test  
file before loading cl-http?

Are you going to update CCL or cl-http in January? If the latter, will  
you create an updated version of cl-http 70.218? That's the version I  
use.

       Mark


> On 12/20/10 10:31 PM, Rainer Joswig wrote:
>> I'll have to check that sometime during the next days.
>>
>> The length of the type is a problem.
>>
>> Maybe my patch was for an esoteric case where the data-type-string  
>> could contain Unicode characters and the Lisp implementation has  
>> more than one string type. So concatenate to the type STRING may  
>> not work then. What would work is to use a string type which could  
>> represent Unicode characters - but one would only use such a string  
>> type when the data-type-string would make it necessary.
>> Maybe it is not likely that the data-type-string will contain  
>> unicode characters?
>>
>> It should work to generate the type and remove the length from it -  
>> if there is one.
>>
>> I'll have to look at it later this week when I'm back home.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Rainer
> Hello,
>
> I tried in allegro, clisp, clozure, cmu, ecl, lispworks, rmcl, and  
> sbcl.
>
> The idiom
> (let ((data-type-string (string :html)))
>      (concatenate (type-of data-type-string) data-type-string" - 
> DIRECTORY"))
>
> fails in all lisps but Lispworks.
>
> The attached version works in all 8 of them.
>
> Will change that in january unless I hear different from Rainer
>
> saludos
>
> Karsten
>
>
> <test-string-concat.lisp>

-------------------------------
Mark Klein
Principal Research Scientist
MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
http://cci.mit.edu/klein/


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