Re: [STUMP] Displaying messages using StumpWM

[Manuel Giraud]

Duncan Bayne <address@hidden> writes:

> I'm learning Common Lisp, & I had an idea for a CI-like tool.  The
> rough idea is that it's a Lisp program that will monitor a set of Lisp
> files, & if any changes, run all the lisp-unit tests in them.

Good luck with that but I don't see how it is related to a window
manager.

> The thing is, I'd like to display the result using the StumpWm
> message() function.  However - and possibly this is just because I'm
> new to Common Lisp - I don't see how I can have my Lisp program get
> StumpWM to display messages.

StumpWM run into a Common Lisp implementation (sbcl, clisp or whatnot)
instance so your program has to run in that same instance in order to
call any of the running stumpwm function. Or you have to be able to
communicate with that lisp instance (maybe you could use
contrib/stumpish as an example).

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Manuel Giraud