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Note also that this mechanism is usually hidden behind a macro. In user code one would just write: (with-progress-noted (datum data) (process-partial
by lispm 7y ago
Note also that this mechanism is usually hidden behind a macro. In user code one would just write:
(with-progress-noted (datum data)
(process-partial-data datum))
And this then would expand into a machinery like above.
The Lisp Machine OS had a system-wide progress bar at the bottom of the screen, which then would show the progress of some process - usually the front process or something related.