Thanks for all the reply on the subject.
I already noticed write-object and display-object. But, couldn't
achieve my purpose. I'd like to display object information when it
created(like in Keene's CLOS book)
When I do like :
(define my-obj (make <my-object>))
want to display like :
#[<my-object> #pafac80] has slot-a, slot-b
instead of #[undefined]
In CLOS, I can do it by defining a method of print-object. I defined
display-object and write-object, but couldn't get similar effect like
CLOS.
Display-object and write-object are the right generic for you to write
methods on to change an objects print behavior. However it seems you want
to change the behavior of define as well.
Received on Tue Feb 06 1996 - 16:12:15 CET
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