00:13 <ManyQuestionsPer> Hi all, I am new to lisp and slime, and I am trying to do something that I thought would be simple to do but does not seem to work

00:15 <ManyQuestionsPer> I have set a breakpoint (break) inside a function, and when I call a top-level function that calls my target function with the break, the SLDB frame correctly pops up

00:15 <ManyQuestionsPer> however, when I go back to the repl, I am unable to evaluate expressions within my target function

00:16 <ManyQuestionsPer> I would have thought that would work easily out of the box with Emacs, SBCL and slime

00:16 <ManyQuestionsPer> Is there a way of doing this?

00:27 <ManyQuestionsPer> ManyQuestionsPer:test

09:48 <luismbo[m]> ManyQuestionsPer: there's sldb-eval-in-frame