Inspecting PCL objects in Franz.

[Stephen L Nicoud <snicoud@atc.boeing.com>]

    Date: Fri, 26 Oct 90 13:52:47 CDT
    From: collins@aspen.serc.3m.com (John Collins)

    I tried the same example, and here is the result:

    <USER 1> (defclass ship () (a b))

    #<Standard-Class SHIP 104241016> 
    <USER 2> (setq b (make-instance 'ship))

    #<SHIP 104376176> 
    <USER 3> (inspect b)
    SHIP instance @ #xf9eb6e = #<SHIP 76365556>
       0 Class --------> PCL::STANDARD-CLASS instance  = .long item.
       1 A ------------> The symbol :|Unbound Slot|
       2 B ------------> The symbol :|Unbound Slot|
    [1] <cl> :pop

    My configuration is
	    LISP-IMPLEMENTATION-TYPE: Allegro CL
	    LISP-IMPLEMENTATION-VERSION: 3.1.13 [Sun4] (4/24/90)
	    ...
	    Allegro Composer: Composer Final 1.0.17.2 (4/19/90 17:15)
	    ...

	    pcl::*pcl-system-date* : "5/22/89  Victoria Day PCL" 

    Either there is something different about the way PCL is configured
    for Composer, or you must not have something set up correctly.  The
    Composer window inspector also works.
						    John Collins

Your right about something in my lisp not being setup correctly.  I tried what you
did in a fresh image and got the same results.  I'll have to fish around some more.

Thanks,

Steve