10:48 <luis> scymtym: thanks for the video. After copying those presentations to the input line, are they editable in some way? (e.g., what happens if you try to edit FOO into BAR? Are those text blocks read-only?) Can you copy & paste them around?

10:49 <jackdaniel> luis: re slime presentations, I find them useful, however they get annoying when you have multiple repls

10:50 <luis> jackdaniel: how so?

10:50 <jackdaniel> you copy-paste a presentation between different lisp sessions and you get a "broken link error" or something like that

10:50 <luis> jackdaniel: oh multiple repls connected to different lisps. Got it.

10:50 <jackdaniel> that's especially annoying when you simply copy a seemingly string result (but in fact it is a presentation)

10:51 <luis> jackdaniel: ACK. I think we can fix that.

10:51 <jackdaniel> \o/

10:54 <scymtym> luis: when placed in the textual input, presentations that get "unparsed" are editable, others appear as an immutable object that behaves like a single character

11:05 <scymtym> luis: https://techfak.de/~jmoringe/mcclim-listener-presentations-2.ogv

13:37 <luis> scymtym: I see. As you probably know, SLIME's presentations are editable but lose their "presentationness" when edited. It'd probably be nicer to have them be immutable for non-readable objects. Hmm.

13:44 <luis> nicktick: oh, here you are. See http://www.sbcl.org/manual/#The-SYS-Logical-Pathname-Host

15:56 <scymtym> luis: right. but note that in the video, the string presentation is "unparsed" eagerly and thus loses its "presentationness" immediately which may not be desirable

15:57 <luis> yes, noted.