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Perfect! Thank you Geoff.

I actually tried that last method, but I suppose I already setf'd that funky character to a function before, so I couldn't setf it to a macro.

I just switched my terminal to UTF-8 and got UTF-8 working in emacs and slime with SBCL. Now I want to write some funny lisp. I want λ to be interpreted as lambda, like an alias or something. I already figured out how to "alias" functions: (setf (symbol-function 'add) #'+) or (setf (symbo...

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I've thought about doing this myself using the Hunchentoot and Elephant libraries. I've never used UnCommon Web but I see it's worth looking in to. I remember looking at the phpBB table layout, writing BBS software in Python at the time. Anyway, from that experience, writing basic forum software isn...

Ahh, now I see your point. It automatically aligns nested tags under the first attribute of it's parent, instead of just indenting by a single column. I'll see if there's a way to turn that off.

The indentation makes perfect sense to me:
Turns into this:
Which is how I do my HTML, and I'm pretty sure that's the standard.

Here's an idea: http://www.p01.org/releases/DHTML_conte ... e_favicon/

Okay, that might be overdoing it

Gangs of GTA is an online text-based role playing game written in Common Lisp using the Hunchentoot and CL-WHO libraries. Home: http://www.g-brain.net/gangs-of-gta/ Online view of the source: http://www.g-brain.net/gangs-of-gta/source/ Development server: http://77.160.39.17:8080 Being fairly new to...

C-x C-w works for me.

Edit: Okay, that switches to the newly saved file. My bad.

Edit2: Google-fu

C-x h (mark-whole-buffer)
M-x write-region

or

Alexander Lehmann wrote:It's, however, not available via sbcl.sf.net. How can I get my hands on it?

It is available on sbcl.sf.net.

Older binaries and source releases are available on the SourceForge File Releases page.

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... up_id=1373

You have to compile it from source.