anchor.diff:      (inspector-table-row
         (princ "Uses:")
         (dolist (uses (package-use-list object))
  -          (inspect-object uses pane)))))
  +	(fresh-line pane)
  +	(inspect-object uses pane)))))
   
   (defmethod inspect-object ((object vector) pane)
     (with-output-as-presentation
  
positive.code:           (formatting-cell (pane) (inspect-object car pane)))))))
  
  (defmethod inspect-object ((object cons) pane)
    (if (gethash object (cons-cell-dico *application-frame*))
          (inspect-cons-as-cells object pane)
          (inspect-cons-as-list object pane)))
  
  
  (defmethod inspect-object-briefly ((object hash-table) pane)
  
negative.code:         (formatting-cell (pane)
            (princ ")" pane))))))
  
  ;; For some strange reason, objects that are displayed with PRINT are
  ;; slightly wider than those displayed with PRIN1. Generally, PRIN1 is
  ;; what you want, and to prevent strings and numbers from getting
  ;; slightly wider when they're toggled to full inspection, the
  ;; INSPECT-OBJECT methods for them call the INSPECT-OBJECT-BRIEFLY
  ;; methods which do the right thing.
  (defmethod inspect-object-briefly ((object string) pane)
    (with-output-as-presentation
        (pane object (presentation-type-of object))
      (prin1 object)))
  
  (defmethod inspect-object ((object string) pane)
    (inspect-object-briefly object pane))
  
  (defmethod inspect-object-briefly ((object number) pane)
    (with-output-as-presentation
        (pane object (presentation-type-of object))
      (prin1 object)))
  
  (defmethod inspect-object ((object number) pane)
    (inspect-object-briefly object pane))
  
  (defun inspect-complex (object pane)
    "Inspect a complex number. Since complex numbers should be inspected
  