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by bobochan 1431 days ago
I gave this a try but still ran into issues. First it was a missing file, description.text, so I created a temporary one, but have not been able to figure it out after going through all of the different possibilities on the web site and github.

I am going to keep an eye on this project because I would really like to be able to work on this. Hopefully updates in a month or so will get things in sync.
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Lisp-Stat 1431 days ago
FIXED.

That's a new file to help with the auto generated API documentation and it's possible one was missed at checkin.

Vindarel has correctly identified the main problem though, Quicklisp hasn't yet picked up the new files.

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bobochan 1431 days ago
Hi, sorry for the delay, I wanted to do a clean install of sbcl and quicklisp just to double check. I was having trouble getting the plotting code to work, so I cloned Lisp-Stat/plot and tried to follow the instructions:

* (asdf:clear-source-registry)

* (asdf:load-system :plot/vglt)

The error message was:

debugger invoked on a LOAD-SYSTEM-DEFINITION-ERROR in thread #<THREAD "main thread" RUNNING {1004BF80A3}>: Error while trying to load definition for system plot from pathname /Users/bobochan/common-lisp/plot/plot.asd: READ error during LOAD: The file #P"/Users/bobochan/common-lisp/plot/description.text" does not exist: No such file or directory(in form starting at line: 4, column: 0, position: 147)

The folder contents are:

 ~/common-lisp/plot/ [master] ls -1

CONTRIBUTING.md

docs/

LICENSE

plot.asd

README.md

src/

tests/

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Lisp-Stat 1431 days ago
'plot/vglt' is from version 1 plotting. Version 2 uses 'plot/vega'. If you're seeing VGLT in the ASDF file it means that it's the old version, and you'll need to pull in the source for a manual install from github until Quicklisp gets updated. The systems you'll need are:

- alexandria+

- data-frame

- dfio

- lisp-stat

- plot

- numerical-utilities

- select

- sqldf

It may be easier to get help from one of the community resources [1] (StackOverflow, github issue/discussion, mailing list) than HN, as those are always monitored.

[1] https://lisp-stat.dev/community/

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bobochan 1431 days ago
Great. Thanks so much for following up. This is a great project and I am definitely looking forward to trying it and learning more.
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