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There is already a git repository up somewhere, I think.

Git is awesome, btw--phooey on those pretenders... :-)

(never mind)

before they start charging you for advice... :)

too late...

How are you running the wiki? with a server like apache or with newlisp? With apache I think you have to change the ownership of files as well as the permission. Running locally with newlisp, I haven't had to mess with either.

I should probably keep all of my blathering about this to one topic--I just noticed I've started four of them so far for just simple questions. Sorry about that. In an effort to consolidate, I'll revisit a question from one of those other topics here: Why won't my modified newlisp wiki work in Inter...

Ok, I have my famous web app working, more or less, but I've still got questions to assail you guys with. a generated web page displays newlisp errors that are expected but harmless. I tried to use some error handling functions to keep it from displaying, but with no luck. the page tries to display ...

Those are great improvements and I'll see where I can use them. thanks! I may get this working yet.

I probably don't have to pop anything, but the better solution is evading me. Shield your eyes, here is a bit of code. stu is the list. (dotimes (x 5)(if (empty? stu)(push "Nobody" stu))(print (append "<td>"(string(inc w 1)) ". [["(set 'blap (pop stu))"]][image:" blap".gif ]</td>"))) If you stare at...

here's another one:

I'm popping elements of a list into table cells, but I need a better way of progressing through the list. I know there is one but I can't remember what it is. I want to use each popped element twice, but once I pop the element it's gone!

or not. any ideas?

Hey guys, I have a list I want to either empty or add to depending on whether a checkbox is checked. How do I save so that the list state survives running the script? I can (save "list.lsp" 'list) but list.lsp gets rewritten every time I access the page. (I'm mangling newlisp wiki for a specific tas...

its strings, and I want to keep specified duplicates.

("name" "name" "name" "nobody" "nobody" "nobody")

to

("name" "nobody" "nobody" "nobody")

How can I remove all duplicates from a list except one?

(111222333) becomes (12333) or whatever...

Yep, that fixed it.

If I hit submit after editing a wiki page, I get "internet explorer cannot display this web page". in IE seven. Firefox works just fine.

Is it an IE setting or something like that?

--edit--

never mind... I fixed that part of it.

Hey guys, I'm writing a little thing to run locally with the newlisp webserver. I'm going to try to avoid showing you the actual code because it's ugly, but it consists of modifications to newlisp-wiki. I have two problems. I have a text file with 30 lines from which a 5x6 table is built. it works f...

I just emailed the newlisp maintainer at the freebsd ports repository, or whatever it's called, and asked him to update to 10.1.0 so that I could in turn ask the nearlyfreespeech guys to update (they only use what's in the ports collection). the maintainer said he could not build 10.1.0, but he did ...

just want to point out that we could use dokuwiki namespaces too, which just sort into directories. [[manual:introduction]] makes a file "introduction" in the directory "manual".

You probably already knew that...

sorry, that was alot of output. A kind soul at the archlinux forum made a working pkgbuild, but he didn't just use "make", he used the new makefile Lutz supplied. The new makefile included nl-utf8.o. Do you suppose this is the cause of the failures? the working PKGBUILD is here: http://aur.archlinux...

hey again Ted, I posted about this at the arch linux forums and have been mostly ignored, so... here's the "new" PKGBUILD # Contributor: scrawler <scrawler> pkgname=newlisp pkgver=10.1.0 pkgrel=3 pkgdesc="newLISP is a LISP like, general purpose scripting language." url="http://www.newlisp.org" licen...

I'm gonna stick my 2 cents in and say that I like dokuwiki better than mediawiki. It's no big deal, but have you ever looked at it? Dokuwiki saves in plain text, too, no database required. I think we have talked about this before...

Hey Ted, I'm not close to that machine at the moment. doing as you suggest works perfectly. I replace the build section in the PKGBUILD with your stuff and only use configure and make. I should have shown an edited PKGBUILD, and I will when I get home. I'm not holding my mouth right, or something, w...

Ted, Whee hoo. It builds. However, when I try to incorporate your changes into an arch linux package building script, I get a bunch of undefined reference errors. The problem is most likely the way and place I'm sticking it. Feel like taking a look? Here's an arch linux PKGBUILD that formerly worked...

thanks lutz, but still no luck. I did a make clean and diffed the files to make sure I was using the new one, too. the 32 bit utf8 makefile doesn't work either.

it looks for /usr/include/gnu/stubs-32.h and can't find it.

what Linux distribution and version Arch Linux, just updated. (there are no versions, it's a rolling release distro) what hardware (AMD or Intel etc.) $ uname -a Linux bigblessing 2.6.29-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed May 20 06:42:43 UTC 2009 x86_64 AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 TL-60 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux have y...

Lutz wrote:The make file had nl-utf8.o missing in the OBJS line. Try this version:

http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefi ... xLP64_utf8

Thanks Lutz, but no change.

Howdy guys.

I'm not able to build 10.1.0; I get gobs of undefined reference errors.
I'm using makefile_linuxLP64_utf8

I'll be happy to paste all the error lines if it will help.