Hi, there. I've been working through LoL for the past couple of days
and it's been a great read! It's a bit dense and it's harder to get
through than I'd expected, but I've managed okay up to ch7.
Now, I'm stuck, though. When inputting
(graph->png "wizard.dot" *nodes* *edges*)
into clisp I get the following error:
*** - Win32 error 2 (ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND): The system cannot find the
file specified.
This error is surprising since it should be a new file. My output
looks okay for all the smaller functions up to graph->dot, and I've
tried copying and pasting the code from http://landoflisp.com/graph-util.lisp for each function I've used, but the results are the same.
Any idea what could be causing the error? Also is there any easier
way to import code into clisp than copy and pasting?
It seems that CLISP was unable to find the "wizard.dot" file. Was it
created? If it was, are you in the right path? Make sure you also ran
the node->dot and edges->dot functions.
You can do all your text editing in your favorite text editor such
emacs and vim. Ater saving the file, just run "clisp -repl <filename>"
with the correct path, of course.
On Nov 9, 6:51 pm, Brisance <cru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It seems that CLISP was unable to find the "wizard.dot" file. Was it
> created? If it was, are you in the right path? Make sure you also ran
> the node->dot and edges->dot functions.
I thought it was supposed to *create* a wizard.dot file. Otherwise,
what's the point of writing a program at all instead of entering the
graph information manually?
> You can do all your text editing in your favorite text editor such
> emacs and vim. Ater saving the file, just run "clisp -repl <filename>"
> with the correct path, of course.
Thanks, this is going to speed up debugging a ton!
> On Nov 9, 6:51 pm, Brisance <cru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > It seems that CLISP was unable to find the "wizard.dot" file. Was it
> > created? If it was, are you in the right path? Make sure you also ran
> > the node->dot and edges->dot functions.
> I thought it was supposed to *create* a wizard.dot file. Otherwise,
> what's the point of writing a program at all instead of entering the
> graph information manually?
> > You can do all your text editing in your favorite text editor such
> > emacs and vim. Ater saving the file, just run "clisp -repl <filename>"
> > with the correct path, of course.
> Thanks, this is going to speed up debugging a ton!
I've figured out a little bit more about what's going on. Some of the
problem might be with paths. I put everything into a c:\lisp
directory. Then after loading the file into clisp with
(load "c:/lisp/graph-util.lisp)
and ignoring the warnings about redefining functions, and running
(graph->png "c:/lisp/wizard" *nodes* *edges*)
it properly generated a wizard.dot file! I still got the same error
as before though... I guess that happened when trying to create the
png file with neato. Neato is in my path, so I think the problem is
in the dot->png function
I can guess what ext:shell does, but since the string "neato" doesn't
show up anywhere in the code listing, I don't see how it could be
getting called by the lisp program.
On Nov 9, 8:50 pm, Conrad <drc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> yes, it should create the dot file- I will check this evening and see
> what is going on.
> On Nov 9, 6:47 am, xiaoma <wei.xia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Nov 9, 6:51 pm, Brisance <cru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > It seems that CLISP was unable to find the "wizard.dot" file. Was it
> > > created? If it was, are you in the right path? Make sure you also ran
> > > the node->dot and edges->dot functions.
> > I thought it was supposed to *create* a wizard.dot file. Otherwise,
> > what's the point of writing a program at all instead of entering the
> > graph information manually?
> > > You can do all your text editing in your favorite text editor such
> > > emacs and vim. Ater saving the file, just run "clisp -repl <filename>"
> > > with the correct path, of course.
> > Thanks, this is going to speed up debugging a ton!
Hi xiaoma- The program "dot" should be in you path as well. The
program "dot" and "neato" generate two different types of layouts (see
http://www.graphviz.org/)
I would also try running "clisp" directly from the directory
containing the lisp files.
Please let me know if these ideas help.
-Conrad
On Nov 10, 2:18 pm, xiaoma <wei.xia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've figured out a little bit more about what's going on. Some of the
> problem might be with paths. I put everything into a c:\lisp
> directory. Then after loading the file into clisp with
> (load "c:/lisp/graph-util.lisp)
> and ignoring the warnings about redefining functions, and running
> (graph->png "c:/lisp/wizard" *nodes* *edges*)
> it properly generated a wizard.dot file! I still got the same error
> as before though... I guess that happened when trying to create the
> png file with neato. Neato is in my path, so I think the problem is
> in the dot->png function
> I can guess what ext:shell does, but since the string "neato" doesn't
> show up anywhere in the code listing, I don't see how it could be
> getting called by the lisp program.
> On Nov 9, 8:50 pm, Conrad <drc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > yes, it should create the dot file- I will check this evening and see
> > what is going on.
> > On Nov 9, 6:47 am, xiaoma <wei.xia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > On Nov 9, 6:51 pm, Brisance <cru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > It seems that CLISP was unable to find the "wizard.dot" file. Was it
> > > > created? If it was, are you in the right path? Make sure you also ran
> > > > the node->dot and edges->dot functions.
> > > I thought it was supposed to *create* a wizard.dot file. Otherwise,
> > > what's the point of writing a program at all instead of entering the
> > > graph information manually?
> > > > You can do all your text editing in your favorite text editor such
> > > > emacs and vim. Ater saving the file, just run "clisp -repl <filename>"
> > > > with the correct path, of course.
> > > Thanks, this is going to speed up debugging a ton!
I ran into the same problem on SBCL on linux.
Managed to solve it by adding the default directory to the
concatenated string which calls dot in the function dot->png
...
(shell (concatenate 'string "dot -Tpng -O " (directory-namestring
*DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS*) fname ".dot")))
...
this should pick up the dot file from where it put it in the first
place.
On Dec 1, 10:49 am, xiaoma <wei.xia...@gmail.com> wrote:
The problem is the same with me. I ran it at lispbox-0.7-clisp-2.37. But, next day! I try it again, it's OK! Restart your computer, then try it again! maybe you can get it.
> It's a bit dense and it's harder to get > through than I'd expected, but I've managed okay up to ch7.
> (graph->png "wizard.dot" *nodes* *edges*) > into clisp I get the following error: > *** - Win32 error 2 (ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND): The system cannot find the > file specified.
