15:40 <dmiles> did slime use to wrap some of it's commands with "(:emacs-rex"

15:41 <dmiles> i am using a client called CUSP which is kind of old and it just sent...

15:41 <dmiles> "(:emacs-rex (swank:listener-eval "(+ 1 1)"") nil :repl-thread 8)

15:42 <dmiles> is that outer expressing normal?

15:42 <dmiles> is that outer expression normal?

15:44 <dmiles> it also seems to want to send a length back and forth

15:46 <dmiles> (so asking if sending the length is an old behaviour.. or if its current and i jsut not noticed before.. or if you've never heard of it before it must be a CUSP-only thing)

15:54 <dmiles> oh tehrre it is.. that is normal ""Read and process :emacs-rex requests."

15:54 <dmiles> the package-length tji

15:55 <dmiles> the package-length thing.. is that normal for the lastest swank?

15:55 <dmiles> (btw i am only careing about the the swank server.. my questions wont relate to the client)

15:57 <dmiles> but since i am not using emacs for the client.. any change in the protocol will break how my clients talk since they are not emacs

16:00 <dmiles> "package-length thing" was a mispelling.. meant "network packet length"

17:01 <dmiles> hrrm it looks like maybe I will need to package the CUSP SWANK server separate from the official SWANK server and pray they wont bump heads

22:55 <luis> dmiles: old is such a relative term ;-)