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Discussion about LISP.
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How to tell reader that strings are delimited with `<' and `>' ?
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Hello, I am parsing a file that has snippets such as <label> I would like to coax the reader to return a string "label". Right now, I have defined a macro character #\< to collect characters from the input stream until the matching > is found. But I wonder if I can coax the reader to interpret <label> as a "label" string.... more »
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Remembering information during compilation
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I'm trying to construct a macro called memory. The syntax is memory (&rest body) and doing (memory form) should expand to (SYMBOL-MACROLET ((CELL XXX)) form) where XXX should be replaced by the number of surrounding memory invocations. So for example (memory (format t "CELL has value ~a~%" cell)... more »
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How to set the value?
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Hi All, I have been programming in LISP for couple of months now. Today, came across a new notation and had a question on that. Let me give an example: I have an access to an "object" [i don't know what the technical term is for a variable of this data-type]. (setq some_var data.some_val) by doing the above, i can read the value into some_var.... more »
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