redefining defun/defmethod

Hi list,

I am using a custom method definition macro like :

(defmacro mydefmethod (name &rest args) `(defmethod ,name ,.args))

=> Is there a way I can declare it so that 'mydefmethod' gets recognised by LispWorks as a method definition ?

(IDE, indenting, source tracking, syntax coloring etc.)

Thank you

Jean

Re: redefining defun/defmethod

On 14 Dec 2016, at 23:46, Jean Bresson <Jean.Bresson@ircam.fr> wrote:

Hi list,

I am using a custom method definition macro like :

(defmacro mydefmethod (name &rest args) `(defmethod ,name ,.args))

=> Is there a way I can declare it so that 'mydefmethod' gets recognised by LispWorks as a method definition ?
(IDE, indenting, source tracking, syntax coloring etc.)

Name it: define-my-method

In general, lisp editors will infer that a macro is a defining macro if its name starts with def or define-.

--
__Pascal J. Bourguignon__

Re: redefining defun/defmethod

Can't you just work in a package that shadows DEFMETHOD with the
equivalent of mydefmethod?

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Re: redefining defun/defmethod

> On Dec 14, 2016, at 4:46 PM, Jean Bresson <Jean.Bresson@ircam.fr> wrote:
> 
> I am using a custom method definition macro like :
> 
> (defmacro mydefmethod (name &rest args) `(defmethod ,name ,.args))
> 
> => Is there a way I can declare it so that 'mydefmethod' gets recognised by LispWorks as a method definition ?
>  (IDE, indenting, source tracking, syntax coloring etc.) 


source tracking:

Look at the documentation for dspec:define-form-parser and dspec:define-dspec-alias.


indent:

(editor:setup-indent "mydefmethod" 2 2 2)


John DeSoi, Ph.D.


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