I introduced a bug yesterday, such that [bang] and [list] can't be created. This is because I tried limiting the uses of "t_pd *newest" to those cases that are really needed, because I need to wrap all of its uses for DesireData, so, it's better if I have less #ifdefs to do (there's already enough of them). Turns out that those are needed because they're patching a bug somewhere else in the code, the part where the variable called "newest" is assigned the result of a t_newmethod, _except_ for the builtin selectors.
I'm fixing the problem today.
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On Wed, 29 Nov 2006, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
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because they're patching a bug somewhere else in the code, the part where the variable called "newest" is assigned the result of a t_newmethod, _except_ for the builtin selectors. I'm fixing the problem today.
I fixed the problem; we're back to normal for x_list.c and x_connective.c. I reimplemented my change in another way.
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