> Johann Friedrich Heinrichmeyer writes
> my "fileevent" applications does what i want ..
>
> Two questions:
>
> 1. How can i delete a callback? (use "", nop, #f? where nop is a do
> nothing closure)
>
>
Callback deletion is assumed with "". I will probably add #f in the future
which is more Schemish imho. Of course, "" will remain for compatibility.
>
> 2. Should i bother about the following messages?
>
> EG: ON ajoute un callback #file14d410 readable
> EG: ON ajoute un callback #file14d404 readable
> EG: On efface le fichier associe' a 5 #file-5EG: On efface le fichier associe' a 7 #file-7EG: ON ajoute un callback #file112530 readable
> EG: ON ajoute un callback #file112524 readable
> EG: On efface le fichier associe' a 5 #file-5EG: On efface le fichier associe' a 7 #file-7EG: ON ajoute un callback #file180a64 readable
> EG: ON ajoute un callback #file180a58 readable
>
Of course not. You can delete those message. They are here since I have not
enough memory to use both Xemacs and gdb on my Linux box. So I have used those
traces which should of course be deleted.
-- Erick
Received on Tue Oct 17 1995 - 18:30:20 CET
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