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From: Joshua S. <sk...@pd...> - 2004-09-24 02:42:00
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Hello, I've been developing an application in common lisp and I noticed that with emacs + slime whenever (yes-or-no-p) is called I get this output: ^G (yes or no) I assume that ^G is a symbol for new line for calling in sbcl at the command line gives: (yes or no) with the ^G replaced by a blank line. Is it a standard thing for (yes-or-no-p) to be preceded by a blank space like this? Thanks, Josh Sklar |