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sorry to bump! Has somebody released a LGPL newLisp application? I mean, got to an agreement with Lutz... right now I think I could use newLisp for a little game, the newlisp footprint and speed the reason, but I'm not sure because my other option is lua with a more freely license that permits embed...

I wanted to do the rasterized eyes too, but I didn't have any clue how to do it :)

Thank you Fanda :)
now that you mention it...
I DON´T HAVE MY LETEX!! LOL
*runs to download develpment version*

Ok sorry I think I was misunderstood.
Actually I could *understand* the tutorial (so brave of me to say that ;)
I just was asking how to translate the above Common Liso code to its newLISP version for you more expert users.

Well I found this excellent newbie tutorial http://www.lisperati.com/actions.html But I'm having troubles trying to translate this code to newLISP (defun describe-path (path) `(there is a ,(second path) going ,(first path) from here.)) I read the documentation and couldn't find something like (`) an...

Awesome!
I'm thinking in lots of interesting ideas to test with this.. ;)

hmm.. nice to see cormullion... ;) BTW your code doesn't work for me... I've done the changes: (setq freqLang "TEOIARNSHLMYUCWDGPFBVKJ") (define (in-range? x low high) (and (>= x low) (<= x high))) (define (letter? c) (or (in-range? (char c) (char "a") (char "z")) (in-range? (char c) (char "A") (cha...

cormullion, I think I'll follow with my newLisp endeavours :) because is the *only* lisp I can afford now (and that with a lot of struggling by my part) About the message I didn't want to post the text complete Uid nx, aex jcdjipx iu wzux zp, ta wxtpa jtdaws, ai etkx vis. Dcos zyexdzaxr aex Jxdw jez...

I demand coroutines in Win!! :))
Cool stuff frontera000.

nice to know :)

Finally... but you must to agree: It takes more code (and more neurons) :) (context 'DIC) (define (DIC:DIC this) (new 'MAIN:DIC this)) (define (put key value) (context this key value)) (define (get key) (context this key)) (define (has_key key) (context? this key)) (define (echo) (map (fn (key) (pri...

Thank you very much frontera000!

Lutz my friend, seems I still have lots to walk in the newLisp way :) In your example: ; create a new HASH (HASH 'myhash) ; put some values (myhash:put "a" 123) (myhash:put "x" 456) (myhash:put "d" 5) How do you sort the dictionary by value?, I mean I wan't to get (println myhash:sort-by-value-desce...

ouch! this hurts... All that I was trying to do was sort my map in order to decrypt a message, this map has the form: map frequency { "char" => freq } where freq is the number of repetitions of the character "char" in one string: But the dotree function sorts them (seems) as they were strings.. :( C...

Thank you guys. I'm learning new things with newLisp, what is good, and I'm havng a nice time in the way :). map seems an interesting function and so dotree and dolist. cormullion: the idea was to use a dictionary for this problem, but your function helpme to undestand the *map* concept, I refined a...

Hi there, I want to use hash tables in newLisp, Take for example this code (Python challenge ;) ;* http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/def/map.html (setq input (string "g fmnc wms bgblr rpylqjyrc gr zw fylb. rfyrq ufyr amknsrcpq ypc dmp.\n" "bmgle gr gl zw fylb gq glcddgagclr ylb rfyr'q ufw rfgq rcvr ...

Editplus for all my scripts :)

thank you guys! :) I did this for this problem in particular: [DON'T LAUGH I'M A NEWBIE....] (define (double strNumber) (setq carry 0) (setq strDouble "") (reverse strNumber) (for (k 0 (- (length strNumber) 1)) (setq d (- (char strNumber k) (char "0"))) (setq m (+ (* d 2) carry)) (setq md (% m 10)) ...

Of course i'm trying:
(println (floor (pow 2 38)))
2.748779069e+011
Not the exact answer:
274877906944

hi again I'm trying to obtain the value of 2 to the exponent 38
this is basic question that can be solved beautifully as:
print( 2 ** 38 ); PERL
puts( 2 ** 38 ) RUBY
print( 2 ^ 38 ) LUA
or as uglier as
System.out.println( Math.round( Math.pow( 2, 38 ) ) ); JAVA

Thank you!
now with more interesting questions...
cya :)

Hi there! I'm trying to load a lisp file and be interpreted (like perl, ruby etc...) I'm using the next command: newlisp myFile.lsp OR (newlisp -c myFile.lsp) where myFile.lsp is just: (+ 1 2) (with the correct paths and current directory) This only shows the console, not the answer (3) I don't thin...