Re: [j-devel] disabling the debugger/break

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Alex --

thanks!  I found your debugger-hook-function and it works like a charm =20
(sorry I hadn't noticed it in the archives before...)

One more quick question, sorry to be so dense:  when the condition is =20
thrown, how can I restart the top-level-loop (or does it not exit)?  I =20
tried (invoke-restart 'top-level) but that doesn't seem to go.

brad
http://music.columbia.edu/~brad



Quoting Alex Mizrahi <kil...@ne...>:

>  g> I just started working with abcl, and I'm really impressed!
>
>  g> I have it imbedded in a java app, and it is working very well, with
>  g> one problem.  My enclosing java app is not happy when abcl invokes the
>  g> debugger or goes into a break condition.  Is there a way to disable
>  g> this?  I would prefer to notify the user that a lisp error has
>  g> occurred and have the lisp reset to the top-level automatically.
>
> check this mailing list's archive, "recently" i've posted a solution how t=
o
> do this -- you need to enable throwing debugger hook, then you can just
> catch exception on Java side as ConditionThrowable.
> (default debugger hook breaks into interactive debugger, indeed)
>
> alternatively you can solve it on Lisp side -- use ignore-errors,
> handler-case, handler-bind or whatever..
>
>
>
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