The )browse function was failing because read-char-no-hang was not
returning EOF when the stream from the browser finished. This was
recently changed in GCL and this patch backs out that change.
Tim
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diff --git a/changelog b/cha
Camm,
I never implemented this change because I never understood compiler::link
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Camm,
It appears that the change to read-char-no-hang no longer returns EOF in:
(read-char-no-hang str nil 'eof)
It returns NIL instead. Thus I cannot distinguish between the lack of
a character and the end of the input data, causing an infinite loop.
Tim
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Camm,
#\Newline is a character in the input stream.
If (read-char-no-hang) returns nil when there is no character
and it retuns nil on a newline how can I distinguish the cases?
Tim
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