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Does the GUI editor depend on any environment variables being set? I have scoured the forums and see some mention of JAVA_HOME as an env variable.

I did a fresh install on El Capitan (10.11.4) and I am having an error finding the Java JRE on my machine. I have the 1.8 JRE installed but it is not found by the installed newLISP-GS. I read some earlier posts and was able to get the GUI editor running using this: java -jar /usr/local/share/newlisp...

The installation of java se 6 was pretty easy via the apple support site. I was just curious if newLisp was going to target Java 8.

After upgrading to Yosemite (10.10), NewLisp now prompts to install Java SE 6 runtime. Is there a configuration so that I don't have to install the Java SE 6 runtime and use Java 8?

I am putting it through its paces. So far so good. I am testing basic reads. I'll try some inserts later.

I dropped your version into my modules directory and ran the following script: (module "mysql.lsp") (setf db (Mysql)) (:connect db "localhost" "RetransDjango" "retrans1" "retransdjango") (:query db "select * from mg_enterprise") (:close-db) My result was: > MAIN (Mysql 4303375872) ERR: list expected...

Started some preliminary testing. And the pull from github still breaks as you probably expected. I am reading the FOOP conversion discussions and will tinker, but you will probably fix it before I will.

I did open a ticket in github, but I was a little worried about the inactivity. Being new to Lisp in general I was not able to diagnose the problem quickly.

Thanks for the clues. Maybe I'll fork the repo and try to dig in, but swimming in the dark right now with Lisp :).

I am very new to newLisp (so be gentle!) I was trying to run the "Artful" version of the Mysql module and am running into the following error: Michaels-MacBook-Pro:~ michaelbartz$ newlisp newLISP v.10.6.0 64-bit on OSX IPv4/6 UTF-8 libffi, options: newlisp -h > (module "mysql.lsp") MAIN > (setf db (...