I have a short question regarding how the interface is supposed to be implemented. I usually define my interfaces in two files. Say some interface in file car.lisp with implementation in car-implementation.lisp. I want to have the interface bound to the class car which I have until now typically defined in car.lisp. On compiling I get an error that the class is not defined yet. I could move the class definition to a third file (in car-implementation.lisp causes circularity) but this seems a bit superfluous. Any ideas? Also would it not make sense to implement as parametric. One could then bind it to a variable and include it in the superinterface list as a mixin of sorts.
I admit all these issues are out of my mental cache. Example working or non-working code would be useful.
I'm not sure what you want. A variant of the <classy> interface where the class slot is not :allocation :class ? Sure, it could be useful in some cases.
Patches accepted.
Nov 13
'16 01:11
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