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Hi, I'm working on an app using gtk as the front end, and guile as the scripting language. The C application provides guile bindings for various graphical features used in making maps and postgres data forms. Since C defines a simple API, the actual application is in scheme. When the C code catches an error in a callback (written in scheme) I was able to figure out how to display the stack trace in a dialog box. This was immensely useful. I'd like to add a button on this dialog that says "go fix it", or something roughly equivalent which would have the immediate benefit of also re-loading that file, or file section without having to restart. (I have no command line to re-enter stuff in... yet) So I ask, how do I find out where a scheme function is defined so I can call gnuserv or emacsclient on it? I'd like to eventually offer something more useful, but this seems like a good start to me. While I'm here, how do you add procedure documentation to a built in function? I love hacking emacs, and want to have this feature in my application since I often forget what my functions parameters are. Thanks Eric -- |\/\/\___/\/\/| Eric Ludlam zappo@gnu.org; zappo@ultranet.com \____ o o ____/ Homepage: http://www.ultranet.com/~zappo ) ( Trebuchets: http://www.ultranet.com/~zappo/trebuchet.shtml ( * * ) GNU: http://www.gnu.org \___/ "We wern't last, Woo Hoo!" - Team Juggernaut @ Punkin Chunk