Many name conflicts arises when I use-package :parenscript in UCW . Parenscript doesn't work if I keep old ones (also, parenscript misbehaves with direct parenscript:ps call) and if I import new ones, UCW seems to be broken. Is there any way in common lisp to use packages with conflicting names side by side?
Parenscript name conflicts with uncommonweb (UCW)
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I guess this is because if you don't use the package, symbols such as
parenscript:@won't be imported, and so:But if you do:
If you need both
foo:aandbar:a, then you cannot just writeaand let the interpreter find out what you mean. So you have to qualify at least one them. Do you need to use the parenscript package and import non-conflicting symbols ones from UCW ? Do you need toshadow-importother ones? Without more details, it is hard to say what is the best thing to do here. In case you need it, see Programming in the Large: Packages and Symbols (Practical Common Lisp, P. Seibel).