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Jabberwocky is a Lisp IDE containing a Lisp-aware editor with syntax highlighting, parentheses matching, a source analyzer, indentation, a source level debugger, a project explorer, and an interaction buffer. It is the replacement for the Lisp Debug project.

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2004-05-03 02:13
2.0.25

An installation hangup when using Java 1.5 has been fixed. Support for asdf-install has been added. This is currently only working for cmucl, and the list of installable asdf packages is hard coded. An intermediate synchronization problem that sometimes caused the disappearance of the cursor has been solved.
Tags: Development

2004-04-18 17:59
1.0.05

An installation problem when the newest version of CMUCL is used has been fixed.
Tags: Stable, Minor bugfixes

2004-04-18 17:58
2.0.24

This release solves some installation problems (because of missing files and some changes in CMUCL).
Tags: Development, Minor bugfixes

2004-03-08 01:39
2.0.23

A problem with the syntax coloring of class options has been fixed. Class accessors, base classes, derived classes, and documentation strings are added to the generated documentation. Some bugs in the XSLT files generating the HTML documentation for a project have been corrected.
Tags: Development, Minor bugfixes

2004-03-01 03:11
2.0.22

The generated documentation contains hyperlinks for the definition of slot functions (to classes or structs) and methods (to generic functions). 'Referred by' and 'Referres to' hyperlinks have been added to function/macro definitions. An interaction buffer adds a '==>' prompt to the output from a LISP process. The hint system works correctly with keywords now (previously, a fixed order on keyword parameters was assumed). A bug in the hint system (caused by the documentation generation) causing the disappearance of the list of possible code completions has been corrected.
Tags: Development

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