RE: CONSIDER-TAXONOMY: inconsistent default in LISA/ documentation

Looks like the user guide is out-of-date. No surprise there. I think at one
time the default was NIL, but changed somewhere along the way...

dey

-----Original Message-----
From: Paolo Amoroso [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 12:10 PM
To: LISA
Subject: [Lisa-users] CONSIDER-TAXONOMY: inconsistent default in
LISA/documentation


From the LISA manual:

  (consider-taxonomy)  	Function

  Returns the current setting for taxonomic reasoning.  Use (setf
  (consider-taxonomy) value) to change the setting. The default (NIL)
  means LISA ignores class taxonomy during pattern matching.

But the default is not NIL.  From a freshly started LISA session:

  LISA-USER> (consider-taxonomy)
  T


Paolo
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