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listener package and event handlers
- To: info-mcl@cambridge.apple.com
- Subject: listener package and event handlers
- From: djskrien@COLBY.EDU (Dale J. Skrien)
- Date: Tue, 23 Jul 91 09:37:25 -0400
Two questions:
1. When I want to start working on functions in a package "P", I load the
package by evaluating a file "F" that contains commands to load
all the relevant files. Included in "F" is the following command:
(set-window-package *top-listener* :P)
This causes the mini-buffer at the bottom of the listener window
to display the package name P, but the listener will not execute
any of the functions in P until I physically type in
(in-package :P)
into the listener window. My question: Is there a way to cause
the listener to act as if I had typed in the in-package command
without my actually having to type it into the listener?
2. A more important question: The three methods
a) window-grow-event-handler
b) window-drag-event-handler
c) window-close-event-handler
are all undocumented in the MCL 2.0b1 manual. Could someone
give me some brief documentation? In particular, what are the
arguments that they each require? All I was able to find
was that the first two methods require two arguments each,
whereas the third method requires one argument.
Dale Skrien
djskrien@colby.edu