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With single quote followed by package name, only the package name part is being colored as a quote.

With back-tick, need to remove quote color from item following comma.

The Lisp standard is to write global variables enclosed in asterisks, like name. The colorizer should recognize that format and have a color setting for it.

I've had this weird behavior where the focus drops down into the debugger when it opens, but it only lets me scroll around. I can't use the key commands to pick an option. I can't figure out a way to get out of it that doesn't involve clicking my mouse back on the editor window. Is there a way to pop the debugger open without moving the focus to it? Is there a better way to do this that I am not aware of? This could 100% be user error.

There should be an option to specify a maximum line length for the formatter

I use the #+(or) reader macro quite a bit to comment out expressions and the auto-formatter is formatting them like regular comments. Any chance the formatted could ignore them?

Sorry to open a ticket, but I just wanted you to know how much I appreciate this. I am using it with sbcl and clpm, and it worked on my first attempt. The entire set of steps after I had sbcl and clpm installed was this:

1. In the terminal, start up sbcl with clpm and start swank: clpm exec -- sbcl --eval '(asdf:load-system :swank)' --eval '(swank:create-server)'
   a. On the first time you do this it will throw because it isn't installed, you choose 0: [INSTALL-AND-RELOAD-CONFIG ] Attempt to install the system and try again. to install requirements (swank in this case) and reload.
   b. Then hit 0: [APPROVE-DIFF ] Approve diff and continue to approve the load of swank
   c. Rejoice, because it never has to do this again for this project
2. In vscode Ctrl-Shift-P and choose Alive: Attach to Repl
3. Get to work.

Autocomplete is working, debugging is working, formatting is working, and syntax highlighting is working. This is an amazing start. It's basically everything I need to not be using emacs.

When a package is split across multiple files, need to be able to get the package definition and use it in all the files.

First off. thanks for all your support getting started in the past. Be advised. I am still new so the fault could lie with me. Also I am encountering this issue on an assignment problem.

The code will look like a dogs breakfest more than usual since I am troubleshooting and I dont subscribe to the idea of mashing () pairs with the mass density approaching that of a neutron star since I still need to see what I am doing.

Please review the following link.

https://github.com/cooleynal/COMP-456/blob/master/Assignment2/q3.lisp

I have function (qs):
(qs '((3 B C D) (1 A E F C) (3 X F E) (8 C F E F) (7 D) (3 G E)))
Returns
((1 A E F C) (3 G E) (3 X F E) (3 B C D) (7 D) (8 C F E F))

I have function (dbfs) that marks nodes as read. The idea is to make a psuedo priority queue and pop elements off in terms of lowest value. Use a breadth search off the lowest cost poped off element. Add all neighbours of that popped element to the priority queue. Continue until everything is visited. Assuming the goal is found, there exists some sublists of lists contain a goal and the lowest cost path is now our ... lowest cost path from start node to the goal.

Everything is mostly functional except I can not call (qs pq) from inside (dbfs). From my troubleshooting (qs) works great from the scratch pad side when I call from inside (dbfs) and also in REPL.

When (setq pq (qs pq)) is called from inside (dbfs) I get the following.
The value NIL is not of the expected type NUMBER.

The interesting part is (pq) handles null entries and closes gracefully. I have tried to offload (setq pq (qs pq)) functionality to other functions with no success.

Is it Alive? or is it me? or both?
Any tips will be appreciated.

When the REPL is intentionally disconnected, should close the editor. Apparently that's not as simple as it sounds, though. :-/

Also delete the file?

There are several things in alive formatter that i'd like to be able to change
1)Comments after last line of form for some reason are authomatically sent to next line
before formatting
after formatting

And i'd like to at least be able to tell formatter not to do that

2)Formatter automatically remove all new lines between forms except one.
before formatting
after formatting

It would be nice to change it so it will be able place two new lines between forms, or don't change amount of lines between forms at all.

3)If you use format with parinfer, then formating sometimes changes bracket structure.
I found workaround -- I binded multi-command "change parinfer mode to paren mode, then format, then change it back", but perhaps there is a more elegant way to fix it on your side. If yes, that would be nice.

When I try to use REPL window it behaves like normal text window -- when I press enter it just enters new line, and I can delete everything, even read-only "CL-USER>". Evaluating forms in code window returns answer, but not in REPL.

REPL-behaviour starts at 0:50
OS is Ubuntu 20.04.1

Light theme (Default light +) debug mode colors are garbled -- when the swank debugger opens up.
Need theme based variables for colors defined in debug.css.

When a document is formatted, the cursor ends up at the end of the file. Need to put it back where it was before format was called.

If no in-package form has been seen, code completion should assume cl-user.

The defclass form needs special handling to align things correctly.

(defclass foo ()
  ((a :accessor a)
   (b :accessor b)
))

Instead of

(defclass foo ()
  ((a :accessor a)
     (b :accessor b)
))

The formatter needs to remove extra whitespace between expressions.

For example,
(if cond true false)
should be formatted as
(if cond true false)

Running the formatter on swank.lisp from the slime repo takes about 2 minutes. That's unacceptable.

The formatter needs an option to put the closing parens stack on its own line or not. Options should be,

'always' - Closing stack is always on a new line
'never' - Closing stack is never on its own line
'multiple' - Treat multiple parens as 'always' and singles as 'never'.

have repl-localhost-4005.alive-repl functioning in visual studio code. However regardless if i type (require 'asdf) or anything, the REPL window is unresponsive and becomes a generic text editor, any pointers?

started on lisp a few days ago.

Conditions defined with define-condition should show up as completion options.

Macroses with &body arguments usually indented in a way so body arguments are indented two spaces right from macro name

(dolist (element list)
  (first)
  (second)
...

Instead, at least in cases of "dolist", "when" and "unless" macro formatter from alive indents it as

(dolist (element list)
        (first)
        (second)
...

Open settings json file, make a change, and save the file. Switch back to a lisp file and it's no longer colorized.
Code completion also seems to not be working, so it looks like the extension is unloaded and is not getting reloaded.

When packages.lisp changes, the package manager needs to be updated with the changes.

The keyword lambda is being colored as a function call. It should be colored as a built-in function or macro.

The names of methods created with defmethod are not being added to the completions list.

The debugger should use the swank protocol and startup a repl with a swank server running.

Formatter needs an option to remove trailing white space from lines.

Currently, ids of the form package:id are split into by the lexer. It should split them into and the parser should handle dealing with them from there.

When a load expression is seen, the file specified should be read and parsed.

I start a swank server:

(ql:quickload "swank")
(swank:create-server :port 4005 :dont-close t)

But on command "ALIVE: Attach to REPL", I can see the window with "localhost:4005", on pressing enter, the window simply reappears, instead of the REPL. OTOH, I can connect to the above swank server from emacs.

I'm on VS Code 1.52.1 / Linux.

In a defpackage form, the :use and :export clauses should align the children.

This,

(defpackage :pkg
  (:export :a
           :b
  )

Instead of

(defpackage :pkg
  (:export :a
       :b
  )

Code completion items should contain a description.

Gifs in the readme are blurry, please add text + images.

But, this is the best effort for lisp in vscode by far!

Lines that only contain spaces are not being trimmed when formatted. That used to work, so something broke along the way.

Need to add a code snippet for let blocks.

While trying to evaluate a define-test statement in this project:/exercises/practice/acronym/acronym-test.lisp:10, I get the error below:

[Error: UNHANDLED OP SwankRawEvent { op: ':READER-ERROR', payload: [ Atom { start: [Position], end: [Position], value: '"(:emacs-rex (swank-repl:listener-eval \\"(define-test\n' + ' empty-gives-empty\n' + ' (assert-equal \\\\\\"\\\\\\" (acronym:acronym \\\\\\"\\\\\\")))\\") NIL\n' + '#<UNBOUND-VARIABLE ACRONYM-TEST {7002E11AA3}> :repl-thread 23)"', type: 4 }, Atom { start: [Position], end: [Position], value: '"illegal sharp macro character: #\\\\<\n' + '\n' + ' Stream: #<dynamic-extent STRING-INPUT-STREAM (unavailable) from \\"(:emacs-...\\">"', type: 4 } ] } at SwankResponse.convertRawEvent (/Users/me/.vscode-insiders/extensions/rheller.alive-0.1.7/out/src/swank/SwankResponse.js:64:15) at SwankResponse.parseEvent (/Users/me/.vscode-insiders/extensions/rheller.alive-0.1.7/out/src/swank/SwankResponse.js:35:46) at SwankResponse.parse (/Users/me/.vscode-insiders/extensions/rhe...

I am not totally sure what it's angry about or how to fix it, but I thought I would report it. The define-test function is also auto-formatting a little weird. I am not sure if it is related or not.

Formatter needs to handle the loop macro. For example, the body of a do clause should be indented.

(loop
  for ... do
    (...)
)

Instead of

(loop
  for ... do
  (...)
)

If there's an empty line inside an expression, the formatter is adding indentation spaces.

This is on a database supporting the commands.

When the following commands are entered in the REPL:
(filter '(1 3 -9 5 -2 -7 6) #'plusp)
(filter '(1 3 -9 5 -2 -7 6) #'evenp)

swank server disconnect.

However when the same lines are in the database, and then put into the REPL, the swank server is well behaved.

So (funcall ...) lets us pass functions as parameters? Is this that homoioncity people were talking about?

The formatter isn't removing blank lines. There needs to be an option for that.

The accessors for a class are not being included in the code completion list.

The Lisp standard is to put all closing parens on the same line. The formatter should be able to do that.
Actually there's a number of situations the formatter should handle.

• Per the standard, a closing parens should not start a line in the middle of an expression
• Need option to either stack or unstack closing parens
• Need option to not indent closing parens stack

Need to implement REPL history. Ideally, would like something like the task runner that gives a list that can be selected from with the selected item becoming the top of the list next time. That's in addition to having some up/down arrow way of doing it in the REPL view.

The defun snippet puts everything on one line, it should start with something like this

(defun name ()
..
)

When trying to get a completions list with a prefix of "p", a debug event is fired saying

"The function SB-EXT:PROCESS-PTY is undefined."

So far, it only happens with p. Everything else works fine.

If a symbol is referenced with pkg::symbol, it's not being included in the completions list.

When trying to do a restart that sets a new variable value, every now and then entering the new value doesn't appear to do anything. Hitting return again prints the message,

"The value -2 is not of type SB-INT:INDEX when binding LENGTH"

The value is not always -2.

If multiple forms are selected, sending the entire selection to swank only evaluates the first one. Need to parse out the different forms and send them individually, apparently.

If the cursor is in front of the opening paren of a top level form, the select sexpr function doesn't select anything.

Code completion only shows built-in words. It should show functions and variables that have been defined.

Ideally, unrecognized words should be marked as errors.