frame-top-level-window same as frame-top-level-sheet?

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• Subject: frame-top-level-window same as frame-top-level-sheet?
• From: "David L. Westbrook" <westy%earhart@cs.umass.edu>
• Date: Tue, 18 Jan 1994 19:06:22 -0500
• Reply-To: westy@freya.cs.umass.edu

CLIM 2.0
Lispworks 3.2b and Allegro 4.2

We are attempting to share input buffers amoung several application
frames. The code that used to work in CLIM 1.1 is:

(setf (stream-input-buffer (frame-top-level-window *application-frame*)) *shared-input-buffer*)

a naive translation for 2.0 produces this:

(setf (stream-input-buffer (frame-top-level-SHEET *application-frame*)) *shared-input-buffer*)

which results in this:

Error: No methods applicable for generic function
       #<STANDARD-GENERIC-FUNCTION (SETF CLIM:STREAM-INPUT-BUFFER) @ #x61f472>
       with args
       (#<CLIM-UTILS:QUEUE element-type: T @ #xd3916a>
        #<TOP-LEVEL-SHEET @ #xd36f9a>)
       of classes (CLIM-UTILS:QUEUE TOP-LEVEL-SHEET)

Any suggestions (which do not involve rewriting large amounts of code to use activities :-)?

David L. Westbrook
westy@cs.umass.edu
  

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