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From: tim@cstr.edinburgh.ac.uk
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Subject: Pretty-printing CLISP
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Date: 12 Jun 90 10:04:23 GMT
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I make some small use of the MIT LOOP macro in Common Lisp under
Medley.  After some investigation I've persuaded SEdit to format it
more-or-less correctly (basically copying the 'IL:CLISPWORD property
from symbols in the IL package to those in LISP).  But now the
standard pretty printer doesn't get it right -- if I say "PP FOO" and
FOO contains LOOP constructs then the keywords come out in bold, but
their layout is fairly random.  Does anyone know how I might go about
fixing this?

--tim
Tim Bradshaw.  Internet: tim%ed.cstr@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk
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