Lisp can print out source code with lots of options with respect to case, package, encoding, readable, in ways that don't affect what will be read. Over the years after common lisp and "living inside" the Lisp world, the idea of a "listing" being something that you cared about got left behind.

This might be OK if you are working in Medley, but it isn't so good for newcomers just trying to get a sense of what is what, or someone wanting to take SEdit and port it to another Common Lisp.

I think the solution is going to involve redoing MAKEFILE NEW on sources after we've fixed some of the problems with current listings. |changes| |to:|