Reader doesn't recognize terminating characters in some cases
Things like #\Space; signals
Unrecognized character name: "Space;"
(set-macro-character #\? (lambda (stream char) (code-char (read stream nil nil t))))
'(a .?0)
Dot context error.
Both cases are a result of hard-coded checks for terminating macro-characters, and in case of #\ it's only '(' and ')'.
The attached patch fixes both issues.
Change History (7)
| Summary: |
Reder doesn't recongize terminating characters in some cases →
Reader doesn't recongize terminating characters in some cases
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| Summary: |
Reader doesn't recongize terminating characters in some cases →
Reader doesn't recognize terminating characters in some cases
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| Component: |
other →
interpreter
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→ 1.2.0
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| Owner: |
changed from somebody to ehuelsmann
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| Version: |
→ 1.2.0-dev
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| Resolution: |
→ fixed
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| Status: |
new →
closed
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(In [14357]) Fixes #294: Reader doesn't recognize terminating characters in some cases.
Patch and test by Stas.