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"Haris Bogdanovic" <fbogdanovic@xnet.hr> writes:
> I typed at listener:
> (proclaim '(optimize (speed 0) (space 0) (safety 3) (debug 3) (float 1)))
> but still can't set the breakpoint.
Just re-evaluate the defining form where you want to set the breakpoint
(Meta-Ctrl-x inside the top-level form, or Ctrl-x Ctrl-e with point just
after the form).
> Here is the example:
> "here I can set the breakpoint ->"(defvar *pics*
> '("c:/pics/parovi01.jpg"))
Why would you set a breakpoint there? Setting a breakpoint implies you
want to interrupt evaluation partway through during a function or macro
call. How will you call the defvar form (unless the defvar is inside a
function or macro definition?) to "reach" your breakpoint?
> "here I can't with message 'No definition found' ->"(setf *pics*
> ("c:/pics/parovi01.jpg"))
> Maybe breakpoint at this place is unsettable ?
You can set breakpoints on all forms except atomic and constant forms:
http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw60/IDE-U/html/ide-u-506.htm
Where did you try to place it? You need to set it on either the opening
or closing parenthesis of the non-constant form - just don't set it on
the opening or closing parenthesis of the top-level (outer-most) form.
"Haris Bogdanovic" <fbogdanovic@xnet.hr> writes: > I rewrote a function in Lispworks with about 10 forms > and I can set breakpoint on every form. > I loaded previouslly the code with that function > which I wrote in Emacs. > Lispworks obviously has problems with code written > somewhere else. Maybe it's some kind of bug. Every now and then I move code between Emacs/Slime and the LispWorks IDE without any problems. I have also placed breakpoints in libraries which I know were not written with the LispWorks editor. I have come across situations where I could not place a breakpoint, but re-evaluating the function/macro always fixed it for me. If you can duplicate the problem, please submit a bug report to help improve LispWorks. Regards. Nico