Adaptations to current Eclector version in software/lisp

[scymtym]

It compiles and seems to work as intended according to visual inspection (using McCLIM's clouseau) of the result of

(parse-asts
 (from-string (make-instance 'lisp)
          "(defun foo () (let ((a 1)) #.(+ 1 2)))"))

Might fix some of the issues in #10.

[eschulte]

Thanks for these changes! I've tested this out (in this new branch scymtym-eclector-update based off your branch) and it looks to be working. I did have to customize eclector.reader:interpret-symbol (in 3fdcd50) so that it wouldn't throw an error when reading from a missing package (we would prefer not to have to load packages to read files). Do you see any problem with this change or suggest a better way?

[scymtym]

Do you see any problem with this change or suggest a better way?

That depends on the requirements. As a lightweight solution, a fake package seems appropriate. In other cases such as making a secure reader, not interning at all would be better. For such cases, a model/re-implementation of the package system including symbols might be required. I am using such a solution in an unpublished library and I can say that it adds lots of complications.

So if your solution works for your use-case, I wouldn't change it.

[eschulte]

Thanks for the suggested changes! We'll act on this.