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- From: Emme@Tweety.intel.com (David Emme)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
- Subject: Symbolics Concordia Question
- Date: 8 Jan 1993 16:34:35 GMT
- Organization: Az-Kal
- Lines: 36
- Message-ID: <1ikaerINNaua@chnews.intel.com>
- Reply-To: demme@fa.intel.com
- NNTP-Posting-Host: tweety.intel.com
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- I've written a Concordia document as a proposal for a software system.
- The document has many records of type FUNCTION which document
- functions that didn't exist at the time of the document's creation.
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- I'm now coding that software system, and updating my document as a
- "programmer's guide", trying to make sure that the document and the
- software stay in sync. My problem comes when I try to m-X Update
- Arglist. Even though the function documented by the record now
- exists, and both function and record are in the proper (same) package,
- I continue to get the message
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- <function-name> is not currently defined as a function,
- so no argument list is available
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- I am able to get around this by the following hassle [assume a
- FUNCTION record called MODEL:FOO]:
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- 1. Rename FUNCTION record MODEL:FOO to MODEL:BAR
- 2. Create a new FUNCTION record called MODEL:FOO
- 3. Copy all fields of MODEL:BAR to MODEL:FOO
- 4. Find all the links to the old record (now MODEL:BAR) and change
- them to point to the new record (MODEL:FOO)
- 5. Kill the old record MODEL:BAR
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- What a pain! I've got quite a few of these to do, and I would like to
- think that there is an easier way to fix this "problem". Suggestions?
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- Thanx,
- -Dave
-
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- David Emme Intel Corp., CH2-23
- demme@fa.intel.com Knowledge Applications Lab.
- (602) 554-3328 5000 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85226
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