ibm@bosco.dit.upm.es (Ignacio Bellido Montes) (09/14/89)
Hello, I have read some news telling some problems on HP Common LISP II editor. I have problems related to the break key. When I am editing some source code on the editor, the ^C key works rigth and I can perform commands like C-c C-e, C-c C-c or C-c C-a. That's rigth. But when I'm on the Lisp top level Interpreter (on the editor too), ^C key sends a break signal to the Lisp process, that begins a break loop, that is no problem (I would like to execute C-c C-a too on this buffer, but ...) The problem came because the lisp interpreter lost "all" the control of the terminal input/output procedure. That is, the parent process of the interpreter (a shell) takes a half of the keyboard inputs in the terminal (doesn't matter wich kind of it). I've tried to solve the problem modifying the terminal setup, but this only allow me to eliminate the possibility of breaking the process (that is not a good choice when you are developing software and fighting with infinite loops). If anyone of you can help me, please send fixes by email or post it to comp.lang.lisp, I will agree your answers and if I find the fix, I will post it to this groups. Thanks in advance Ignacio Bellido ============================================================================ Ignacio Bellido Fernandez-Montes, Departamento de Ingenieria de Department of Telematic Sistemas Telematicos (dit), Systems Engineering, Laboratorio de Inteligencia Artificial. Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Universidad Politecnica de Madrid. Madrid University of Technology. Espa~na. Spain. e-mail: ibellido@dit.upm.es or Phone: Work: 34 - 1 - 5495700 (62) ext 368 ibellido@goya.uucp Home: 34 - 1 - 2533365 TELEX: 47430 ETSIT E Fax: 34 - 1 - 2432077 ============================================================================ ============================================================================ Ignacio Bellido Fernandez-Montes, Departamento de Ingenieria de Department of Telematic