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Another way to deal with that is patching the running Lisp and "undefine" no longer needed functions, variables, classes, ...
by lispm 4y ago
Another way to deal with that is patching the running Lisp and "undefine" no longer needed functions, variables, classes, ...
- kaveh808 4y agoI have always found that a weak point. Is there an "opposite" key binding to C-c C-c than will undefine/unintern an entity?
- lispm 4y agoCan't remember what SLIME supports, but LispWorks has Undefine as an Editor command and in its Editor menus. It can undefine more than just functions.
- Jtsummers 4y agoC-c C-u is bound to `slime-undefine-function`, though it prompts you for the name of the function and doesn't determine it by the present context. `slime-unintern-symbol` is also present but not bound by default and also prompts for the name.