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64598112
lisp
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Title: LISP - Write the function (REMOVE EL), that removes given atom or list from another list on all levels of the list Problem title: LISP - Write the function (REMOVE EL), that removes given atom or list from another list on all levels of the list Tags: common-lisp, lisp Problem: LISP - Write the function (REMOVE E...
LISP - Write the function (REMOVE EL), that removes given atom or list from another list on all levels of the list LISP - Write the function (REMOVE EL), that removes given atom or list from another list on all levels of the list common-lisp lisp another LISP Write REMOVE LISP - Write the function (REMOVE EL), that rem...
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58107583_c0
58107583
lisp
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Title: undefined operator after quickload lisp Problem title: undefined operator after quickload lisp Tags: common-lisp, lisp Problem: undefined operator after quickload lisp The function find-data-from-command works fine when I run it without first doing the 'quickload' of the package. If I load the package it gives t...
undefined operator after quickload lisp undefined operator after quickload lisp common-lisp lisp find-data-from-command ql:quickload SIGMA log.txt Error Undefined SPLIT-SEQUENCE LINE undefined operator after quickload lisp The function find-data-from-command works fine when I run it without first doing the 'quickload' ...
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72768344_c0
72768344
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Title: How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? Problem title: How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? Tags: lisp, elisp Problem: How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? I have two functions that return an anonymous function, and almost all the content in the functions are...
How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? lisp elisp How Emacs Lisp How to change lambda content dynamically in Emacs Lisp? I have two functions that return an anonymous function, and almost all the content in the functions are the same except for a ...
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73911258_c2
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STOMATITIS-VESICULARIS )(EIGENSCHAFTEN ANODYNE ANTIANAPHYLAKTISCH ANTIANGIOGENE ANTIBAKTERIELL ANTIVIRAL ANTICHOLESTEROLEMIKUM ANTIKONVULSIVUM ANTIDIARRHOISCH ANTIDYSENTERISCH ANTIMYKOTISCH ANTIHYPERTENSIV ENTZUENDUNGSHEMMEND ANTIMETASTISCH ANTIOXIDATIONS ANTISPASMODISCH ANTITUMORMITTEL ADSTRINGIEREND CHOLAGOGUM DIURE...
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33432371_c0
33432371
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Title: The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment Problem title: The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment Tags: list, lisp, scheme Problem: The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment I'm learning scheme using the MIT scheme interpreter. I was working on different repres...
The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment list lisp scheme The object ... passed as an argument is not an environment I'm learning scheme using the MIT scheme interpreter. I was working on different representations of vectors and wanted to writ...
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46535514_c0
46535514
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Title: Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists Problem title: Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists Tags: lisp, racket Problem: Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists Function should take a list of integers and return a list containing two sublists --...
Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists lisp racket Racket Filter Segregate Tests Racket - Filter even and odd integers into two separate lists Function should take a list of integers and return a list containing two sublists -- the fir...
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16176531_c0
16176531
lisp
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Title: Searching through BST in Lisp Problem title: Searching through BST in Lisp Tags: lisp, scheme, binary-search-tree Problem: Searching through BST in Lisp I'm writing a program that directs a robot down a BST to the goal number. The program has two input parameters, a destination as an integer, and a map that repr...
Searching through BST in Lisp Searching through BST in Lisp lisp scheme binary-search-tree Searching BST Lisp Searching through BST in Lisp I'm writing a program that directs a robot down a BST to the goal number. The program has two input parameters, a destination as an integer, and a map that represents all the paths...
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36601294_c0
36601294
lisp
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Title: Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call Problem title: Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call Tags: common-lisp, lisp, recursion Problem: Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call I started programming with lisp yesterday so please excuse if I am making some really ...
Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call common-lisp lisp recursion Lisp NTH Lisp recursive function missing base case on first call I started programming with lisp yesterday so please excuse if I am making some really newbie mistake. I am trying to...
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21791769_c0
21791769
lisp
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Title: C++ making a loosely typed language parser Problem title: C++ making a loosely typed language parser Tags: c%2B%2B, lisp, scheme Problem: C++ making a loosely typed language parser I'm thinking about implementing a very small loosely typed language in C++. I know that C and C++ CAN be used to make new programmin...
C++ making a loosely typed language parser C++ making a loosely typed language parser c%2B%2B lisp scheme C++ making a loosely typed language parser I'm thinking about implementing a very small loosely typed language in C++. I know that C and C++ CAN be used to make new programming languages but I'm totally lost on how...
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17731670_c0
17731670
lisp
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Title: Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? Problem title: Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? Tags: lisp, common-lisp Problem: Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? I'm not getting this first/last thing in Co...
Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? lisp common-lisp plain-old Common Lisp Common Lisp: first returns first, but last returns a list of last -- huh? I'm not getting this first/last thing in Common-Lisp. Yes, ...
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46793016_c0
46793016
lisp
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Title: How to call a function in another function with scheme? Problem title: How to call a function in another function with scheme? Tags: racket, scheme, lisp Problem: How to call a function in another function with scheme? I am learning Scheme, so I am doing a program with two functions one calculate how many planes...
How to call a function in another function with scheme? How to call a function in another function with scheme? racket scheme lisp How How to call a function in another function with scheme? I am learning Scheme, so I am doing a program with two functions one calculate how many planes will fly based on the number of pe...
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75048613_c0
75048613
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Title: What is the difference between the these two scheme macros? Problem title: What is the difference between the these two scheme macros? Tags: lisp, mit-scheme, scheme Problem: What is the difference between the these two scheme macros? provided using mit-scheme The only modification is from (cthen (make-syntactic...
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79458709_c0
79458709
lisp
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Title: How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric characters in Common Lisp? Problem title: How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric characters in Common Lisp? Tags: lisp, common-lisp, string Problem: How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric chara...
How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric characters in Common Lisp? How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric characters in Common Lisp? lisp common-lisp string How Common Lisp How do I correctly capitalize words that contain non-alphanumeric characters in Common Lisp? T...
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75883172_c0
75883172
lisp
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Title: How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? Problem title: How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? Tags: lisp, autocad-scripts, autocad, autolisp Problem: How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? I am trying to create a function wherein it wo...
How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? lisp autocad-scripts autocad autolisp How TEXT MTEXT AutoLISP c:selecttext Please How to pop up an alert with a TEXT/MTEXT's value in AutoLISP? I am trying to create a function wherein i...
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5224524_c0
5224524
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Title: Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? Problem title: Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? Tags: lisp, artificial-intelligence, prolog Problem: Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? Now since i've taken a class 3 years ago in A.I. im clearly proficient enough to ask this question......just k...
Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? lisp artificial-intelligence prolog Lisp Prolog Artificial Intelligence Lisp and Prolog for Artificial Intelligence? Now since i've taken a class 3 years ago in A.I. im clearly proficient enough to ask this question......just kidd...
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35132674_c0
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Title: Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket Problem title: Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket Tags: list, depth, lisp, racket, recursion Problem: Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket Another question of logic, the task is to find the depth of a list, for example: ...
Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket list depth lisp racket recursion Finding Racket Finding the depth of a list using (constrained) Racket Another question of logic, the task is to find the depth of a list, for example: given a list of (A B (C D ...
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58061196_c0
58061196
lisp
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Title: How remove a sublist out of list? Problem title: How remove a sublist out of list? Tags: common-lisp, lisp Problem: How remove a sublist out of list? I want to remove a special list out of my list. But the function remove donthelp me with this problem. Its for a deepsearch in a list and I want to throw it out. I...
How remove a sublist out of list? How remove a sublist out of list? common-lisp lisp How DEFPARAMETER HALLWAY EAST OFFICE WEST NORTH KITCHEN SOUTH BEDROOM GARDEN BATHROOM LAVATORY STUDIO REMOVE But How remove a sublist out of list? I want to remove a special list out of my list. But the function remove donthelp me with...
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66996296
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Title: lexical binding for a predefined global variable Problem title: lexical binding for a predefined global variable Tags: lisp, elisp Problem: lexical binding for a predefined global variable Here is the snippet that confuses me: (setq lexical-binding t) (defvar x 0) (setq test (let ((x 1)) (lambda () x))) (funcall...
lexical binding for a predefined global variable lexical binding for a predefined global variable lisp elisp lexical binding for a predefined global variable Here is the snippet that confuses me: My understanding is that since lexical-binding is true, then the x of value 1 should cover the scope of let , which should i...
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74540587_c0
74540587
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Title: Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP Problem title: Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP Tags: multidimensional-array, lisp, common-lisp, row-major-order, max Problem: Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP So, I wrote the following program to determine the max element in a 2D array usin...
Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP multidimensional-array lisp common-lisp row-major-order max Finding Max LISP cur2 Finding the Max element in a 2d array in LISP So, I wrote the following program to determine the max element in a 2D array using LISP. Note, this ...
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6310330_c0
6310330
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Title: Is Prolog an untyped language? What's the difference between Prolog and dynamically typed languages? Problem title: Is Prolog an untyped language? What's the difference between Prolog and dynamically typed languages? Tags: dynamic-typing, lisp, programming-languages, prolog, types Problem: Is Prolog an...
Is Prolog an untyped language? What's the difference between Prolog and dynamically typed languages? Is Prolog an untyped language? What's the difference between Prolog and dynamically typed languages? dynamic-typing lisp programming-languages prolog types Prolog What Is Prolog an untyped language? What's the...
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14987949_c0
14987949
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Title: Reference to a cons cell Problem title: Reference to a cons cell Tags: reference, lisp, cons, common-lisp Problem: Reference to a cons cell How can I set a variable to point to a list cell? I am trying to write a macro to multiply all the values in a list by a value. This is what I currently have: (defmacro scal...
Reference to a cons cell Reference to a cons cell reference lisp cons common-lisp Reference Reference to a cons cell How can I set a variable to point to a list cell? I am trying to write a macro to multiply all the values in a list by a value. This is what I currently have: I am worried that this is not the most effic...
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32260444_c0
32260444
lisp
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Title: What is the definition of "natural recursion"? Problem title: What is the definition of "natural recursion"? Tags: the-little-schemer, scheme, recursion, racket, lisp Problem: What is the definition of "natural recursion"? The Third Commandment of The Little Schemer states: When building a li...
What is the definition of "natural recursion"? What is the definition of "natural recursion"? the-little-schemer scheme recursion racket lisp What add1 sub1 What is the definition of "natural recursion"? The Third Commandment of The Little Schemer states: What is the exact definition of "natural rec...
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49581008_c0
49581008
lisp
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Title: How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" Problem title: How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" Tags: clojure, sicp, scheme, lisp Problem: How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" I've been reading SICP and getting into lisps / clojure more and more, and I found mysel...
How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" clojure sicp scheme lisp How How to implement the primitive procedure "apply" I've been reading SICP and getting into lisps / clojure more and more, and I found myself wondering how apply would actually...
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54849671_c0
54849671
lisp
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Title: how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? Problem title: how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? Tags: recursion, loops, list, lisp, common-lisp Problem: how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? now I have a list: (+ x (- 4 9)) I fi...
how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? recursion loops list lisp common-lisp how to apply a function to all sublists recursively in common lisp? now I have a list: I first need (- 4 9) change to (- (4 . 0) (9 . 0)) (please ...
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8450779_c0
8450779
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Title: Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica Problem title: Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica Tags: lisp, list, wolfram-mathematica Problem: Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica in Lisp-like systems, cons is the normal way to PREPEND an element to a list. Functions that append to a list are much more expensive ...
Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica lisp list wolfram-mathematica Prepend Append Mathematica Prepend vs. Append perf in Mathematica in Lisp-like systems, cons is the normal way to PREPEND an element to a list. Functions that append to a list are much more expensive because they...
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get-string-without-last-character (my-string) "This function returns a string without the last character of the input string." (subseq my-string 0 (1- (length my-string)))) (defun get-string-without-invalid-last-character (my-string invalid-last-characters) "If the last character of the string is invalid, the string i...
get-string-without-last-character (my-string) "This function returns a string without the last character of the input string." (subseq my-string 0 (1- (length my-string)))) (defun get-string-without-invalid-last-character (my-string invalid-last-characters) "If the last character of the string is invalid, the string i...
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25866292_c0
25866292
lisp
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Title: Flatten a list using common lisp Problem title: Flatten a list using common lisp Tags: linked-list, flatten, common-lisp, on-lisp, lisp Problem: Flatten a list using common lisp I was reading the book On Lisp by Paul Graham. In Chapter 4, Utility Functions, he gives examples of small functions that operate on li...
Flatten a list using common lisp Flatten a list using common lisp linked-list flatten common-lisp on-lisp lisp common Flatten lst1 Flatten a list using common lisp I was reading the book On Lisp by Paul Graham. In Chapter 4, Utility Functions, he gives examples of small functions that operate on lists, which would be h...
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19735549_c0
19735549
lisp
0
Title: Palindrome of sublists in scheme Problem title: Palindrome of sublists in scheme Tags: lisp, scheme Problem: Palindrome of sublists in scheme I have a working palindrome that returns true/false for a single list with atoms by taking the car and comparing it to reverse car. It then throws away the first and last ...
Palindrome of sublists in scheme Palindrome of sublists in scheme lisp scheme Palindrome DEFINE NOT LIST DISPLAY USAGE Palindrome of sublists in scheme I have a working palindrome that returns true/false for a single list with atoms by taking the car and comparing it to reverse car. It then throws away the first and la...
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6898710_c1
6898710
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(TeX-current-line) (TeX-current-file-name-master-relative))) (and (add-to-list 'TeX-expand-list '("%u" okular-make-url)) (setq TeX-view-program-list '(("Okular" "okular --unique %u"))) ) This generates a command like: okular --unique my-file.pdf#src:88my-file.tex Which, as of TeXlive 2010, correctly jumps to the line ...
(TeX-current-line) (TeX-current-file-name-master-relative))) (and (add-to-list 'TeX-expand-list '("%u" okular-make-url)) (setq TeX-view-program-list '(("Okular" "okular --unique %u"))) ) This generates a command like: okular --unique my-file.pdf#src:88my-file.tex Which, as of TeXlive 2010, correctly jumps to the line ...
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3818443_c0
3818443
lisp
0
Title: How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? Problem title: How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? Tags: lisp, common-lisp, clisp Problem: How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? In C/C++, I can make a library, and make it static one or dll using #include "" in source code, and -labc when linkin...
How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? lisp common-lisp clisp # How UTIL COMMON-LISP HELLO ut:hello main.lisp util.lisp READ How to make and use library with lisp (clisp)? In C/C++, I can make a library, and make it static one or dll using #include "" in source cod...
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40260367_c0
40260367
lisp
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Title: Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false for n given variables in LISP Problem title: Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false for n given variables in LISP Tags: lisp, common-lisp, recursion Problem: Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false fo...
Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false for n given variables in LISP Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false for n given variables in LISP lisp common-lisp recursion Generating LISP Generating a list of all possible combinations of true or false for n given variables in ...
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42811335_c0
42811335
lisp
0
Title: Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? Problem title: Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? Tags: lisp, hy Problem: Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? I have written a small hylang program that parses a log. However, when i try to evaluate it, i get the following error: File "", line 8, colum...
Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? lisp hy LexException Why Ran RPAREN Tableline re.match Why does my hylang program fail at parsing? I have written a small hylang program that parses a log. However, when i try to evaluate it, i get the following error: The function ...
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9335426_c0
9335426
lisp
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Title: Get minimum num recursively from a list Problem title: Get minimum num recursively from a list Tags: recursion, lisp, common-lisp Problem: Get minimum num recursively from a list I'm new to lisp and trying to write a recursive function that returns minimum number from a list. It also wants to detect atom. The fo...
Get minimum num recursively from a list Get minimum num recursively from a list recursion lisp common-lisp a Get Causes MIN NIL Get minimum num recursively from a list I'm new to lisp and trying to write a recursive function that returns minimum number from a list. It also wants to detect atom. The following code retur...
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38033494_c1
38033494
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-method] 3: (CLSQL-SYS::BUILD-OBJECTS (#<CLSQL-SYS:SELECT-LIST {100592E993}>) #<unavailable argument> #<CLSQL-SQLITE3:SQLITE3-DATABASE C:/Users/sas31/idyom/db/database.sqlite OPEN {1007D61933}> #<unavailable argu.. 4: (CLSQL-SYS::FIND-ALL (IDYOM-DB:MTP-EVENT) :RESULT-TYPES :AUTO :REFRESH NIL :INSTANCES NIL :WHERE #<CLS...
ISP and I've come across an error that I'm not sure how to get around. I'll put up the output, what I understand from it and what I'm missing. Error: So, I would like to change :junk-allowed nil to t in parse-integer , but I don't know how to do that because I'm not where when or why it's called. The function get-event...
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40607945_c0
40607945
lisp
0
Title: sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package Problem title: sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package Tags: common-lisp, lisp Problem: sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package In my function I am reading input from the user which is expected to b...
sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package common-lisp lisp another sym1 sym2 sym3 sym4 sublis not substituting symbols when called from another package In my function I am reading input from the user which is expected to be a lisp f...
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58453564_c0
58453564
lisp
0
Title: returning a value in lisp programming Problem title: returning a value in lisp programming Tags: clisp, let, common-lisp, return-value, lisp Problem: returning a value in lisp programming I have a function (defun read-as-list (filename) (defparameter parlist(list nil) ) (let ((in (open filename :if-does-not-exis...
returning a value in lisp programming returning a value in lisp programming clisp let common-lisp return-value lisp read-as-list test_on_test_data Testing document1.txt returning a value in lisp programming I have a function which simply takes a file name and reads it into a nested list and returns the list I call it i...
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42059316_c0
42059316
lisp
0
Title: How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? Problem title: How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? Tags: emacs, lisp, common-lisp, slime Problem: How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? I have the following code in a buffer (file ~/firsts....
How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? emacs lisp common-lisp slime How Lisp COMMON-LISP-USER How can I run a lisp buffer in slime and see its output in emacs? I have the following code in a buffer (file ~/firsts.lsp): I would ...
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38601874_c0
38601874
lisp
0
Title: cons to empty list of type not working Problem title: cons to empty list of type not working Tags: plai, racket, scheme, lisp Problem: cons to empty list of type not working I'm working through the Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation book chapter 6 http://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs173/2012/book/Fr...
cons to empty list of type not working cons to empty list of type not working plai racket scheme lisp Binding Env cons to empty list of type not working I'm working through the Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation book chapter 6 http://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs173/2012/book/From_Substitution_to_Environme...
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77780891_c1
77780891
lisp
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New" "0" "")) (setq LAYER "0") ;afstand van offset fixed: (setq offdist 5) ;richting van offset fixed: (setq direction "Out") (if (= direction "Out") (progn ;;OUT (setq n 0) (setq pt (list (1+ (car (getvar 'extmax))) (1+ (cadr (getvar 'extmax))))) (repeat (sslength ss) (setq en (ssname ss n)) (if (not (= 8 (logand 8 (c...
New" "0" "")) (setq LAYER "0") ;afstand van offset fixed: (setq offdist 5) ;richting van offset fixed: (setq direction "Out") (if (= direction "Out") (progn ;;OUT (setq n 0) (setq pt (list (1+ (car (getvar 'extmax))) (1+ (cadr (getvar 'extmax))))) (repeat (sslength ss) (setq en (ssname ss n)) (if (not (= 8 (logand 8 (c...
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960980_c1
960980
lisp
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the bugs out, but I gave up because it was simply way too slow (even worse than the above, I think). (defn clean-sieve "Clean the sieve of what we know isn't prime based" [seeds-left sieve] (if (zero? (count seeds-left)) sieve ; Nothing left to filter the list against (recur (rest seeds-left) ; The numbers we haven't ...
the bugs out, but I gave up because it was simply way too slow (even worse than the above, I think). (defn clean-sieve "Clean the sieve of what we know isn't prime based" [seeds-left sieve] (if (zero? (count seeds-left)) sieve ; Nothing left to filter the list against (recur (rest seeds-left) ; The numbers we haven't ...
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4251185_c0
4251185
lisp
0
Title: Determine level of searched element Problem title: Determine level of searched element Tags: lisp, common-lisp Problem: Determine level of searched element Given a list/tree of the form : (node1 (node2) (node3 (node4) (node5)) (node6)) I should be able to find out the depth at which a searched node resides. This...
Determine level of searched element Determine level of searched element lisp common-lisp Determine NIL Determine level of searched element Given a list/tree of the form : (node1 (node2) (node3 (node4) (node5)) (node6)) I should be able to find out the depth at which a searched node resides. This is what I've done so fa...
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59337213_c0
59337213
lisp
0
Title: Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk Problem title: Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk Tags: trace, lisp, common-lisp Problem: Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk Given Unit1 standard ACTR documentary code: (add-dm (b ISA count-order first 1 second 2) (c ISA count-order first 2 second 3) (d ISA count-order first 3 ...
Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk trace lisp common-lisp start the Variable ACT-R Chunk ISA global_start_var global_end_var counter.lisp global_start_end get_val Variable In- output in ACT-R Chunk Given Unit1 standard ACTR documentary code: question:looking at the 0 and the 5 in den ...
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24094191_c2
24094191
lisp
2
(:VERBOSE NIL) {10ABFD01}> #<ASDF:CL-SOURCE-FILE "alexandria" "package">) 12: ((SB-PCL::FAST-METHOD ASDF::PERFORM-WITH-RESTARTS (ASDF:LOAD-OP ASDF:CL-SOURCE-FILE)) ..) 13: ((SB-PCL::FAST-METHOD ASDF::PERFORM-WITH-RESTARTS :AROUND (T T)) ..) 14: ((LAMBDA () :IN ASDF::PERFORM-PLAN)) 15: ((FLET Code signals: sbcl, Quickl...
(:VERBOSE NIL) {10ABFD01}> #<ASDF:CL-SOURCE-FILE "alexandria" "package">) 12: ((SB-PCL::FAST-METHOD ASDF::PERFORM-WITH-RESTARTS (ASDF:LOAD-OP ASDF:CL-SOURCE-FILE)) ..) 13: ((SB-PCL::FAST-METHOD ASDF::PERFORM-WITH-RESTARTS :AROUND (T T)) ..) 14: ((LAMBDA () :IN ASDF::PERFORM-PLAN)) 15: ((FLET Code signals: sbcl, Quickl...
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60687335_c1
60687335
lisp
1
(querySelectorAll \"div\")) (--> (fetch \"https://jcubic.pl\") (text) (match /<title>([^<]+)<\/title>/) 1) (--> document (querySelectorAll \".cmd-prompt\") 0 \"innerText\")" (let ((obj (gensym))) `(let* ((,obj ,(if (and (symbol? expr) (not (null? (match /\./ (symbol->string expr))))) `(.. ,expr) `,expr))) ,@(map (lamb...
(querySelectorAll \"div\")) (--> (fetch \"https://jcubic.pl\") (text) (match /<title>([^<]+)<\/title>/) 1) (--> document (querySelectorAll \".cmd-prompt\") 0 \"innerText\")" (let ((obj (gensym))) `(let* ((,obj ,(if (and (symbol? expr) (not (null? (match /\./ (symbol->string expr))))) `(.. ,expr) `,expr))) ,@(map (lamb...
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32141163_c0
32141163
lisp
0
Title: Vlisp autocad: condition (&gt; a b) is true even when a is equal b. Why? Problem title: Vlisp autocad: condition (&gt; a b) is true even when a is equal b. Why? Tags: lisp, autolisp, autocad Problem: Vlisp autocad: condition (> a b) is true even when a is equal b. Why? i got a problem with my lisp. I'll put here...
Vlisp autocad: condition (&gt; a b) is true even when a is equal b. Why? Vlisp autocad: condition (&gt; a b) is true even when a is equal b. Why? lisp autolisp autocad Vlisp Why l_max delta_sup phi_superiore delta_inf phi_inferiore l_ferri_sup l_ferri_inf WHEN Vlisp autocad: condition (> a b) is true even when a is equ...
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15997947_c0
15997947
lisp
0
Title: Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme Problem title: Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme Tags: lisp, macros, scheme, define-syntax, chicken-scheme Problem: Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme I'm learning how the macro system in Scheme works and I'm trying to make my code ...
Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme lisp macros scheme define-syntax chicken-scheme Error Chicken Scheme sym1348 s11400 s21401 Call Error during expansion of macro in Chicken Scheme I'm learning how the macro system in Scheme works and I'm trying to make m...
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23414867_c1
23414867
lisp
1
ACS (SWANK:DESCRIBE-SYMBOL "ITERATE") "\"USER\"" 2) 5: ((LAMBDA ())) 6: (SWANK-BACKEND::CALL-WITH-BREAK-HOOK #<FUNCTION SWANK:SWANK-DEBUGGER-HOOK> #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA #) {1006D4AFF9}>) 7: ((FLET SWANK-BACKEND:CALL-WITH-DEBUGGER-HOOK) #<FUNCTION SWANK:SWANK-DEBUGGER-HOOK> #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA #) {1006D4AFF9}>) 8: ((LAMBDA ...
ACS (SWANK:DESCRIBE-SYMBOL "ITERATE") "\"USER\"" 2) 5: ((LAMBDA ())) 6: (SWANK-BACKEND::CALL-WITH-BREAK-HOOK #<FUNCTION SWANK:SWANK-DEBUGGER-HOOK> #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA #) {1006D4AFF9}>) 7: ((FLET SWANK-BACKEND:CALL-WITH-DEBUGGER-HOOK) #<FUNCTION SWANK:SWANK-DEBUGGER-HOOK> #<FUNCTION (LAMBDA #) {1006D4AFF9}>) 8: ((LAMBDA ...
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31416518_c0
31416518
lisp
0
Title: How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax Problem title: How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax Tags: common-lisp, macros, lisp Problem: How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax So...
How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax common-lisp macros lisp How Lisp Some How to define infix notation macro in Lisp, without enclosing it in Lisp like syntax So having watched 3 hours o...
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10064455_c0
10064455
lisp
0
Title: clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an &quot;if&quot;? Problem title: clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an &quot;if&quot;? Tags: clojure, lisp, refactoring Problem: clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an "if"? I'm very new to clojure, and I haven't done a ton of lisp p...
clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an &quot;if&quot;? clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an &quot;if&quot;? clojure lisp refactoring num_voices clojure: idiomatic way of removing duplication in an "if"? I'm very new to clojure, and I haven't done a ton of lisp previously. I have a function...
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6050033_c0
6050033
lisp
0
Title: elegant way to count items Problem title: elegant way to count items Tags: elisp, lisp, emacs Problem: elegant way to count items I have a list shaped like this: '(("Alpha" . 1538) ("Beta" . 8036) ("Gamma" . 8990) ("Beta" . 10052) ("Alpha" . 12837) ("Beta" . 13634) ("Beta" . 14977) ("Beta" . 15719) ("Alpha" . 17...
elegant way to count items elegant way to count items elisp lisp emacs Alpha Beta Gamma Rho Returns LIST elegant way to count items I have a list shaped like this: How can I count the total number of occurrences of the terms in the car of each element in the list? Basically I want: No, this is not homework. I just don'...
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77304734_c1
77304734
lisp
1
-system "fiveam") ;; Load the file with the functions that need testing (load "/src/lec_2.lisp") ; Replace with the actual file path ;; Define a test suite (defpackage :my-tests (:use :cl :fiveam)) (in-package :my-tests) (test count-vc-do-test (is (= (count-vc-do "example") '(3 4)))) ; 3 vowels and 4 consonants in "exa...
-system "fiveam") ;; Load the file with the functions that need testing (load "/src/lec_2.lisp") ; Replace with the actual file path ;; Define a test suite (defpackage :my-tests (:use :cl :fiveam)) (in-package :my-tests) (test count-vc-do-test (is (= (count-vc-do "example") '(3 4)))) ; 3 vowels and 4 consonants in "exa...
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8199277_c0
8199277
lisp
0
Title: What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp-like features does JavaScript provide? Problem title: What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp-like features does JavaScript provide? Tags: functional-programming, javascript, lisp Problem: What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp...
What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp-like features does JavaScript provide? What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp-like features does JavaScript provide? functional-programming javascript lisp What Lisp-like JavaScript What subset of functional programming aspects and Lisp-like feature...
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9457103_c0
9457103
lisp
0
Title: How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? Problem title: How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? Tags: clisp, common-lisp, lisp Problem: How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? I've stared at Steele's Common Lisp the Language un...
How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? clisp common-lisp lisp How Lisp x.lisp Compiling WARNING X-Y Misspelled IGNORE Wrote x.fas y.lisp y.fas How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function? I've star...
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Title: What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a good grasp of functional programming Problem title: What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a good grasp of functional programming Tags: lisp Problem: What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a ...
What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a good grasp of functional programming What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a good grasp of functional programming lisp What Lisp What are the benefits of learning Lisp (or a dialect) if you have a good grasp of functional pr...
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72017200_c0
72017200
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Title: What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? Problem title: What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? Tags: continuation-passing, scheme, lisp Problem: What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? I am trying to understand continuation passing style conversion. I am tryi...
What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? continuation-passing scheme lisp What What are the continuation passing style conversion rules? I am trying to understand continuation passing style conversion. I am trying to build a Scheme to C compiler...
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19082032_c0
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Title: Quicksort in LISP Problem title: Quicksort in LISP Tags: common-lisp, lisp, quicksort Problem: Quicksort in LISP I am trying to do a quicksort using LISP but I am having trouble with my functions output. (defun qsort (L) (cond ((null L) nil) (t(append (qsort (list< (car L) (cdr L))) (cons (car L) nil) (qsort (li...
Quicksort in LISP Quicksort in LISP common-lisp lisp quicksort Quicksort LISP Entering LIST Argument NIL Exiting Value Quicksort in LISP I am trying to do a quicksort using LISP but I am having trouble with my functions output. My problem being when list< and list>= finish the list always ends with a .T. For instance: ...
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72267978_c0
72267978
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Title: Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? Problem title: Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? Tags: quote, lisp, evaluation Problem: Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? I have made a simple implementation of LISP using SICP metacircular evaluator as a reference, but even though I know and see the c...
Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? quote lisp evaluation Why Why do quoted objects stay quoted in lisp? I have made a simple implementation of LISP using SICP metacircular evaluator as a reference, but even though I know and see the code I don't quite understand someth...
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3019250_c0
3019250
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Title: Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme Problem title: Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme Tags: racket, lisp, scheme Problem: Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme Given a tree, I want to find the paths from the root to each leaf. So, for this tree: D / B / \ A E \ C...
Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme racket lisp scheme root Find Scheme C-F-G map2 Find all paths from root to leaves of tree in Scheme Given a tree, I want to find the paths from the root to each leaf. So, for this tree: has the following paths from...
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43699317
lisp
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Title: Syntax Error in Racket equal? Problem title: Syntax Error in Racket equal? Tags: racket, scheme, lisp Problem: Syntax Error in Racket equal? I am trying pass in a list input to conversation and have the function check to see if the first element in another list (keyword) matches to the first element of the list ...
Syntax Error in Racket equal? Syntax Error in Racket equal? racket scheme lisp Syntax Error Racket Syntax Error in Racket equal? I am trying pass in a list input to conversation and have the function check to see if the first element in another list (keyword) matches to the first element of the list that user passed in...
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29884737_c0
29884737
lisp
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Title: Appending to the result of a &quot;loop-collect&quot; in Lisp Problem title: Appending to the result of a &quot;loop-collect&quot; in Lisp Tags: loops, lisp, common-lisp Problem: Appending to the result of a "loop-collect" in Lisp Let's say I run the following (loop for i to 4 collect i) Then I get a list (0 1 2...
Appending to the result of a &quot;loop-collect&quot; in Lisp Appending to the result of a &quot;loop-collect&quot; in Lisp loops lisp common-lisp Appending Lisp Appending to the result of a "loop-collect" in Lisp Let's say I run the following Then I get a list (0 1 2 3 4) . Now, if I want to append something to the re...
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5214206_c0
5214206
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Title: Getting CUSP working in Eclipse Problem title: Getting CUSP working in Eclipse Tags: common-lisp, cusp, eclipse-plugin, eclipse, lisp Problem: Getting CUSP working in Eclipse I have just installed the latest unofficial version of Cusp to go along with this tutorial on Cusp . I do exactly as it says, verbatim, an...
Getting CUSP working in Eclipse Getting CUSP working in Eclipse common-lisp cusp eclipse-plugin eclipse lisp Getting CUSP Eclipse main.lisp new-lisp1 Package Right Load new-lisp1.asd Reconnecting...done You SBCL Disconnected Getting CUSP working in Eclipse I have just installed the latest unofficial version of Cusp to ...
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16240183_c0
16240183
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Title: not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation Problem title: not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation Tags: scheme, lisp, garbage-collection Problem: not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation For my class project, I have to implement a (simple) Scheme compiler. At thi...
not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation scheme lisp garbage-collection garbage Scheme Lisp not using garbage collector in Scheme/Lisp implementation For my class project, I have to implement a (simple) Scheme compiler. At this point I am brains...
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31015879_c0
31015879
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Title: What is wrong with my flatten function Problem title: What is wrong with my flatten function Tags: lisp, functional-programming Problem: What is wrong with my flatten function This function is supposed to remove all parentheses from the inside of a list. I am not asking how to do that (I already know that would ...
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define ,(string->symbol (string-append "save-" (symbol->string name))) (lambda (x) (if (,(string->symbol (string-append (symbol->string name) "?")) x) (call-with-output-file ; TODO: In PLT mit zusaetzlichem Parameter #:exists 'replace (string-append "data/" ,(symbol->string table) "/" (,(string->symbol (string-append (...
define ,(string->symbol (string-append "save-" (symbol->string name))) (lambda (x) (if (,(string->symbol (string-append (symbol->string name) "?")) x) (call-with-output-file ; TODO: In PLT mit zusaetzlichem Parameter #:exists 'replace (string-append "data/" ,(symbol->string table) "/" (,(string->symbol (string-append (...
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8236593_c0
8236593
lisp
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Title: clisp, plain-odbc, and connecting to a sql server database Problem title: clisp, plain-odbc, and connecting to a sql server database Tags: common-lisp, dsn, lisp, odbc, openbsd Problem: clisp, plain-odbc, and connecting to a sql server database I'm having issues connecting to a sql server database from an openbs...
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60786837_c0
60786837
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Title: How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avoid an EVAL error due to an undefined variable? Problem title: How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avoid an EVAL error due to an undefined variable? Tags: lisp, common-lisp, clisp Problem: How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avoid an...
How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avoid an EVAL error due to an undefined variable? How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avoid an EVAL error due to an undefined variable? lisp common-lisp clisp 0 How LISP EVAL Defining Robot Robbie Hello How to compare a list to another list in LISP and avo...
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1033552_c0
1033552
lisp
0
Title: How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? Problem title: How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? Tags: compare-contrast, f%23, lisp, programming-languages Problem: How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? This is the situat...
How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? compare-contrast f%23 lisp programming-languages How Lisp How is Lisp related to F#, and is learning Lisp a useful leg up to F#? This is the situation : I mostly program C# and h...
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15062602_c0
15062602
lisp
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Title: when setting up &quot;Slime&quot; in &quot;emacs&quot;(latest version) how do i tell it to load swank faster? Problem title: when setting up &quot;Slime&quot; in &quot;emacs&quot;(latest version) how do i tell it to load swank faster? Tags: slime, sbcl, swank, lisp, emacs Problem: when setting up "Slime" in "ema...
when setting up &quot;Slime&quot; in &quot;emacs&quot;(latest version) how do i tell it to load swank faster? when setting up &quot;Slime&quot; in &quot;emacs&quot;(latest version) how do i tell it to load swank faster? slime sbcl swank lisp emacs Slime sb-cltl2 sbcl.core-for-slime when setting up "Slime" in "emacs"(la...
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22338601_c0
22338601
lisp
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Title: duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp Problem title: duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp Tags: list, lisp, sbcl Problem: duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp I'm learning Lisp. I wish to add a new list to a list of list, say ((1 1 1) (0 0...
duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp list lisp sbcl Lisp LLL duplicating and modifying the head of a list of list, in Lisp I'm learning Lisp. I wish to add a new list to a list of list, say ((1 1 1) (0 0 0)), where the new head of th...
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67954928_c0
67954928
lisp
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Title: Most direct usage of flatmap Problem title: Most direct usage of flatmap Tags: scheme, sicp, racket, lisp Problem: Most direct usage of flatmap I've written a map and a flatmap function, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to see how the flatmap function works as a standalone. Here are my two definitions: ...
Most direct usage of flatmap Most direct usage of flatmap scheme sicp racket lisp Most Most direct usage of flatmap I've written a map and a flatmap function, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to see how the flatmap function works as a standalone. Here are my two definitions: And to call map is quite easy, I ju...
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3401538_c0
3401538
lisp
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Title: HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? Problem title: HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? Tags: scheme, lisp Problem: HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? I'm looking at Scheme at the moment for a bit of fun, using the "how do design pr...
HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? scheme lisp HTDP Exercise What HTDP Exercise 6.6.1 - What does it mean by template functions? I'm looking at Scheme at the moment for a bit of fun, using the "how do design programs" book. All p...
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64783771_c1
64783771
lisp
1
ing ${type} got ${arg_type}`); } } function curry(fn, ...init_args) { type('curry', fn, 'function'); var len = fn.length; return function() { var args = init_args.slice(); function call(...more_args) { args = args.concat(more_args); //console.log({fn, len, args}); if (args.length >= len) { return fn.apply(this, args); ...
ing ${type} got ${arg_type}`); } } function curry(fn, ...init_args) { type('curry', fn, 'function'); var len = fn.length; return function() { var args = init_args.slice(); function call(...more_args) { args = args.concat(more_args); //console.log({fn, len, args}); if (args.length >= len) { return fn.apply(this, args); ...
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56844386_c0
56844386
lisp
0
Title: How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer Problem title: How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer Tags: evaluation, common-lisp, symbols, lisp, list Problem: How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer I wanted t...
How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer evaluation common-lisp symbols lisp list an the How When POS NODE-1 node-2 edge-1 How to read a slot from an object reference, without evaluating the pointer I wanted t...
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66936364_c0
66936364
lisp
0
Title: Converting a python method into a scheme procedure Problem title: Converting a python method into a scheme procedure Tags: lisp, scheme Problem: Converting a python method into a scheme procedure I am learning scheme a bit and writing methods basically by first, writing that method in python (recursively) and th...
Converting a python method into a scheme procedure Converting a python method into a scheme procedure lisp scheme Converting Recursive List Converting a python method into a scheme procedure I am learning scheme a bit and writing methods basically by first, writing that method in python (recursively) and then translati...
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34218876_c0
34218876
lisp
0
Title: What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? Problem title: What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? Tags: closures, scheme, lisp Problem: What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? There is something I really don't understand about the encapsulation and the closure. ...
What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? closures scheme lisp What What is the difference between encapsulation and closure? There is something I really don't understand about the encapsulation and the closure. I believe that the encapsulation i...
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27285505_c0
27285505
lisp
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Title: Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction Problem title: Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction Tags: autolisp, autocad, lisp Problem: Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction I have a probably rather simply to solve (Auto-)LISP problem to solve. I have a...
Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction autolisp autocad lisp Apply c:MyTcircle bns_tcircle acettxt.lsp TEXT MTEXT ATTDEF Variable Rectangles Apply automatic (script) operation without user interaction I have a probably rather simply to sol...
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13713258_c1
13713258
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= next-random upper-a) (if (< (1+ next-random) limit) (setcdr (car bag-iter) (incf next-random)) (setcar (car bag-iter) (incf next-random)) (when (and last (= 1 (- (cdar last) next-random))) (setcdr (car last) upper-a) (setcdr last nil)))) ;; increase right ((= (- next-random upper-a) 1) (setcdr (car bag-iter) next-ran...
= next-random upper-a) (if (< (1+ next-random) limit) (setcdr (car bag-iter) (incf next-random)) (setcar (car bag-iter) (incf next-random)) (when (and last (= 1 (- (cdar last) next-random))) (setcdr (car last) upper-a) (setcdr last nil)))) ;; increase right ((= (- next-random upper-a) 1) (setcdr (car bag-iter) next-ran...
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37175306_c0
37175306
lisp
0
Title: The conditional in Conad Barski&#x27;s lisp function is redundant? Problem title: The conditional in Conad Barski&#x27;s lisp function is redundant? Tags: lisp, common-lisp Problem: The conditional in Conad Barski's lisp function is redundant? This question is related to the Chapter 6 code of Conrad Barski's Boo...
The conditional in Conad Barski&#x27;s lisp function is redundant? The conditional in Conad Barski&#x27;s lisp function is redundant? lisp common-lisp Conad Barski Land Lisp The conditional in Conad Barski's lisp function is redundant? This question is related to the Chapter 6 code of Conrad Barski's Book, Land of Lisp...
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8405658_c0
8405658
lisp
0
Title: Specifying which value to return in lisp Problem title: Specifying which value to return in lisp Tags: io, parsing, lisp Problem: Specifying which value to return in lisp I'm completely new to lisp programming. I need to write a program for a class that reads words out of an xml doc. Anyway, I wrote this functio...
Specifying which value to return in lisp Specifying which value to return in lisp io parsing lisp Specifying Specifying which value to return in lisp I'm completely new to lisp programming. I need to write a program for a class that reads words out of an xml doc. Anyway, I wrote this function that takes an array (word)...
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7072980_c0
7072980
lisp
0
Title: How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? Problem title: How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? Tags: macros, lisp, common-lisp Problem: How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? In a Lisp interpreter, there can easily be a branch in eval that can expand a macro, and in the process of expanding it...
How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? macros lisp common-lisp How Lisp How do you compile macros in a Lisp compiler? In a Lisp interpreter, there can easily be a branch in eval that can expand a macro, and in the process of expanding it, call functions to build up t...
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47778271_c1
47778271
lisp
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it returns the number 5. However, if the same function is called again. it enters the evaluate loop only as "undefined". Full HTML; <html> <head> <meta content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" http-equiv="Content-Script- Type" content="text/javascript"> <title>LISP in JavaScript</title> <script type="text/javascript" src="l...
it returns the number 5. However, if the same function is called again. it enters the evaluate loop only as "undefined". Full HTML; <html> <head> <meta content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" http-equiv="Content-Script- Type" content="text/javascript"> <title>LISP in JavaScript</title> <script type="text/javascript" src="l...
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64730776_c1
64730776
lisp
1
cur_idx cur_text)) ((> target_id cur_id) (if (= cur_idx min_idx) '(-1 nil) ; else (msgid_to_index target_id array cur_idx max_idx))) ((< target_id cur_id) (if (= cur_idx max_idx) '(-1 nil) ;else (msgid_to_index target_id array min_idx cur_idx))) ) ) ) )) ; Test it! (def-windows-message (WM_NULL 0) (WM_CREATE 1)) (form...
cur_idx cur_text)) ((> target_id cur_id) (if (= cur_idx min_idx) '(-1 nil) ; else (msgid_to_index target_id array cur_idx max_idx))) ((< target_id cur_id) (if (= cur_idx max_idx) '(-1 nil) ;else (msgid_to_index target_id array min_idx cur_idx))) ) ) ) )) ; Test it! (def-windows-message (WM_NULL 0) (WM_CREATE 1)) (form...
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59619896_c0
59619896
lisp
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Title: How to hidden (read) output in Common Lisp Problem title: How to hidden (read) output in Common Lisp Tags: common-lisp, emacs, lisp, sbcl, slime Problem: How to hidden (read) output in Common Lisp I am writing a password input function, I would make it like Unix/Linux password input style, input but without prin...
How to hidden (read) output in Common Lisp How to hidden (read) output in Common Lisp common-lisp emacs lisp sbcl slime How Common Lisp this-script.lisp TWO-WAY-STREAM INPUT-STREAM SB-SYS:FD-STREAM OUTPUT-STREAM ETYPECASE Wanted FILE-STREAM FIXNUM Condition SB-KERNEL:CASE-FAILURE How to hidden (read) output in Common L...
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27203874_c0
27203874
lisp
0
Title: Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp Problem title: Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp Tags: sbcl, lisp, input, common-lisp, buffered Problem: Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp I want my program to ask for an expression, assign an inputted string to a variable...
Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp sbcl lisp input common-lisp buffered Assign Lisp Enter Hello evaluated.HELLO Assign and print an input string to a variable. Lisp I want my program to ask for an expression, assign an inputted string to a variable ...
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77610931_c1
77610931
lisp
1
un bst-minimum (tree) (if (null (lc tree)) tree (bst-minimum (lc tree)))) ;; Function to find the maximum key in the BST (defun bst-maximum (tree) (if (null (rc tree)) tree (bst-maximum (rc tree)))) ;; Helper function for bst-remove (defun bst-transplant (tree u v) (if (null (parent u)) (progn (when v (setf (parent v) ...
un bst-minimum (tree) (if (null (lc tree)) tree (bst-minimum (lc tree)))) ;; Function to find the maximum key in the BST (defun bst-maximum (tree) (if (null (rc tree)) tree (bst-maximum (rc tree)))) ;; Helper function for bst-remove (defun bst-transplant (tree u v) (if (null (parent u)) (progn (when v (setf (parent v) ...
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15755477_c0
15755477
lisp
0
Title: Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp Problem title: Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp Tags: vector-multiplication, list, recursion, lisp Problem: Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp I'm hav...
Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp vector-multiplication list recursion lisp mapcar Multiplying Lisp list2 Multiplying numbers in a list (coordinate-wise) without using mapcar in Lisp I'm having troubl...
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78957432_c1
78957432
lisp
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k::*connections*) (slynk::close-connection connection nil nil)) #+swank (dolist (connection swank::*connections*) (swank::close-connection connection nil nil)) #-(or :slynk :swank) ;; we shouldn't be here (error "I don't know how to stop ~a~%" (app-server-name *server*))) The problem with this is that either one has to...
k::*connections*) (slynk::close-connection connection nil nil)) #+swank (dolist (connection swank::*connections*) (swank::close-connection connection nil nil)) #-(or :slynk :swank) ;; we shouldn't be here (error "I don't know how to stop ~a~%" (app-server-name *server*))) The problem with this is that either one has to...
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61667724_c1
61667724
lisp
1
)) (sexp-to-xml--inside-tag (cdr sexp))) (progn (push (format-tag (string (car sexp))) *output*) (sexp-to-xml--inside-tag (cdr sexp)))))) (defun sexp-to-xml--attrs (plist) (when plist (push (format nil " ~(~a~)=~s" (car plist) (cadr plist)) *output*) (sexp-to-xml--attrs (cddr plist)))) (defun sexp-to-xml--new-tag (sexp...
)) (sexp-to-xml--inside-tag (cdr sexp))) (progn (push (format-tag (string (car sexp))) *output*) (sexp-to-xml--inside-tag (cdr sexp)))))) (defun sexp-to-xml--attrs (plist) (when plist (push (format nil " ~(~a~)=~s" (car plist) (cadr plist)) *output*) (sexp-to-xml--attrs (cddr plist)))) (defun sexp-to-xml--new-tag (sexp...
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55774935_c1
55774935
lisp
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expr))) (if (and (pair? (caddr expr)) (let ((s (caaddr expr))) (and (symbol? s) (eq? s 'list)))) `(list->array (list ,@(map make-tags (cdaddr expr)))) (caddr expr))))) (define-macro (with-tags expr) (make-tags expr)) I call this macro using this code: (define (view state actions) (with-tags (:div () (list (:h1 () (val...
expr))) (if (and (pair? (caddr expr)) (let ((s (caaddr expr))) (and (symbol? s) (eq? s 'list)))) `(list->array (list ,@(map make-tags (cdaddr expr)))) (caddr expr))))) (define-macro (with-tags expr) (make-tags expr)) I call this macro using this code: (define (view state actions) (with-tags (:div () (list (:h1 () (val...
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22863066_c0
22863066
lisp
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Title: CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? Problem title: CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? Tags: lisp, common-lisp, asdf Problem: CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? I started looking at Edi Weitz's CL-FAD to pick up some good coding practices. One thing caught my eye when looking at cl-fad.asd . In defsystem Weitz uses :...
CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? lisp common-lisp asdf CL-FAD cl-fad.asd asdf:defsystem Portable packages.test fad.test temporary-files.test CL-FAD - redundancy in defsystem? I started looking at Edi Weitz's CL-FAD to pick up some good coding practices. One thing caught my eye when lo...
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34888245_c1
34888245
lisp
1
((quote t) (quote f))))) ((equal (car x)(car y)) (equal (cdr x) (cdr y))) ((quote t) (quote f))))) (label mc.subst (lambda (x y z) (mc.cond ((equal y z) (x)) ((atom z) (z)) ((quote t) (cons (subst x y (car z))(subst x y (cdr z))))))) (label mc.append (lambda (x y) (mc.cond ((null x) (y)) ((quote t) (cons (car x)) (app...
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11622837_c0
11622837
lisp
0
Title: Extra headers not being sent via url.el Problem title: Extra headers not being sent via url.el Tags: emacs, curl, elisp, lisp, rest Problem: Extra headers not being sent via url.el Following is my elisp code (credentials obviously being fake): (defvar assembla-username "foo") (defvar assembla-password "bar") (de...
Extra headers not being sent via url.el Extra headers not being sent via url.el emacs curl elisp lisp rest Extra url.el www.assembla.com aWx7Oas2352cwqjQWU Basic base64-encode-string Accept foo:bar Authorization Extra headers not being sent via url.el Following is my elisp code (credentials obviously being fake): Based...
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54384304_c0
54384304
lisp
0
Title: Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket Problem title: Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket Tags: racket, practical-common-lisp, lisp Problem: Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket I'm going through Practical Common Lisp using Racket. I'm trying to write a function that prompts the user for an input, and reprompts them if they don't input ...
Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket racket practical-common-lisp lisp Writing Racket pcl.rkt Documents Programming Lisp Context repl.rkt:11:26 Writing (y-or-n-p) in Racket I'm going through Practical Common Lisp using Racket. I'm trying to write a function that prompts the user for an input, and r...
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24283215_c0
24283215
lisp
0
Title: load library from lisp script, working directory and path Problem title: load library from lisp script, working directory and path Tags: working-directory, sbcl, load, lisp, dll Problem: load library from lisp script, working directory and path I need to load a library in a LISP script. The script "loader.lisp" ...
load library from lisp script, working directory and path load library from lisp script, working directory and path working-directory sbcl load lisp dll lisp loader.lisp parent_dir ERROR mylib.dll LIB_PATH Darwin mylib_osx.lib sb-alien:load-shared-object load library from lisp script, working directory and path I need ...
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27881709_c0
27881709
lisp
0
Title: Using remove-if-not with &amp;key parameters Problem title: Using remove-if-not with &amp;key parameters Tags: common-lisp, lisp Problem: Using remove-if-not with &key parameters I have the following code, which is supposed to be a higher-order function that filters elements based on the &key arguments entered (...
Using remove-if-not with &amp;key parameters Using remove-if-not with &amp;key parameters common-lisp lisp Using Remove local-time:timestamp-year local-time:timestamp-month Using remove-if-not with &key parameters I have the following code, which is supposed to be a higher-order function that filters elements based on ...
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10941629_c0
10941629
lisp
0
Title: Common Lisp Error: Undeclared Free Variables Problem title: Common Lisp Error: Undeclared Free Variables Tags: common-lisp, error-handling, lisp Problem: Common Lisp Error: Undeclared Free Variables I have a function that I'm trying to compile, but I've been pulling my hair out for the last 30 minutes trying to ...
Common Lisp Error: Undeclared Free Variables Common Lisp Error: Undeclared Free Variables common-lisp error-handling lisp Common Lisp Error Undeclared Free Variables Resistance Voltage Current CircuitFunctions.lisp:61:64 RES CircuitFunctions.lisp:61:70 V-LIST CircuitFunctions.lisp:61:81 C-LIST Compilation Common Lisp E...
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34383548_c0
34383548
lisp
0
Title: Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? Problem title: Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? Tags: functional-programming, scheme, racket, lisp, clojure Problem: Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? Backstory: I've made a lot of large and ...
Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? functional-programming scheme racket lisp clojure Lisp-family Lisp-family: how to escape object-oriented java-like thinking? Backstory: I've made a lot of large and relatively complex projects i...
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27466706_c0
27466706
lisp
0
Title: Returning a list created by applying function parameter to all elements equal to the value/predicate parameter Problem title: Returning a list created by applying function parameter to all elements equal to the value/predicate parameter Tags: common-lisp, lisp, lambda Problem: Returning a list created by applyin...
Returning a list created by applying function parameter to all elements equal to the value/predicate parameter Returning a list created by applying function parameter to all elements equal to the value/predicate parameter common-lisp lisp lambda a Returning All NIL Returning a list created by applying function paramete...
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8138714_c0
8138714
lisp
0
Title: Macro calling a function works in interpreter, fails in compiler (SBCL + CMUCL) Problem title: Macro calling a function works in interpreter, fails in compiler (SBCL + CMUCL) Tags: macros, lisp, common-lisp Problem: Macro calling a function works in interpreter, fails in compiler (SBCL + CMUCL) As suggested in a...
Macro calling a function works in interpreter, fails in compiler (SBCL + CMUCL) Macro calling a function works in interpreter, fails in compiler (SBCL + CMUCL) macros lisp common-lisp Macro SBCL CMUCL ANSI Common Lisp bug.cl FAST Use BREAK-ON-SIGNALS COMMON-LISP-USER::CLONE Macro calling a function works in interpreter...
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25942241_c0
25942241
lisp
0
Title: Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro Problem title: Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro Tags: metaprogramming, macros, lisp, common-lisp Problem: Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro In my work i try using macro in Common Lisp and have some questions. I have two functions (defun wh...
Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro metaprogramming macros lisp common-lisp Lisp Creation macroexpand-1 WHEN TAGFLAG SETF PUSH TAGBUF TAGLIST Creation of similar functions using Lisp macro In my work i try using macro in Common Lisp and have some questions. I ha...
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