Example fails to compile in catcher macro

[fade]

Thanks for the updated example in the README file. Unfortunately, on my system which is running sbcl 1.2.7 and the current quicklisp versions of drakma-async and cl-async, but blackbird from your github on the master branch, I am seeing an error compiling this code:

(defun my-http-request ()
  (catcher
    (multiple-promise-bind (body status headers)
        (das:http-request "https://www.google.com/")
      (format t "Status: ~a~%" status)
      (format t "Headers: ~s~%" headers)
      (format t "Body: ~a~%" (if (stringp body) body (babel:octets-to-string body))))
    (http-eof ()
      (format t "Server hung up unexpectedly =[~%"))
    (error (e)
      (format t "Error: ~a~%" e))))`

which produces:

cd /home/fade/SourceCode/lisp/blinkenlights/
2 compiler notes:

blinkenlights.lisp:8:3:
  error: 
    NIL names a defined constant, and cannot be used as a local variable.
    --> BLACKBIRD-BASE:DO-CATCH LAMBDA FUNCTION MULTIPLE-VALUE-PROG1 PROGN 
    --> TYPECASE LET COND IF PROGN 
    ==>
      (LET ((NIL BLACKBIRD-BASE::E))
        (FORMAT T "Server hung up unexpectedly =[~%"))

  style-warning: 
    undefined type: HTTP-EOF
    --> BLACKBIRD-BASE:DO-CATCH LAMBDA FUNCTION MULTIPLE-VALUE-PROG1 PROGN 
    --> TYPECASE LET COND IF 
    ==>
      (TYPEP #:G5 'BLINKENLIGHTS::HTTP-EOF)


Compilation failed.

I am defining a system:

(asdf:defsystem #:blinkenlights
  :description "Describe blinkenlights here"
  :author "Brian O'Reilly <fade@deepsky.com>"
  :license "LLGPL"
  :depends-on (#:blackbird
               #:cl-async
               #:drakma-async)
  :serial t
  :components ((:file "package")
               (:file "blinkenlights")))

and this package:

(defpackage #:blinkenlights
  (:use #:cl
        #:blackbird
        #:cl-async))

... which seems to be about as simple as it can be made. I'm probably missing something that's obvious to you, but practically invisible to me. Suggestions?

[orthecreedence]

Look like this is exposing a bug in blackbird (fixed orthecreedence/blackbird@b764b39) but also one in cl-async. I will take a look at this later today if I get a chance.

[fade]

Just curious as to whether you have tracked down the problem. :) Many thanks!

[orthecreedence]

Sorry, was another bug in the example:

(http-eof () ...)

should have been

(das:http-eof () ...)

Forgive my late response, it has been one hell of a busy month!