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That is amazing.
Someday I will also get to learn the black art of macros.

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The clojure.core has this juxtapostion function which i find very useful. I wonder how easy is it to implement in newLisp. Takes a set of functions and returns a fn that is the juxtaposition of those fns. The returned fn takes a variable number of args, and returns a vector containing the result of ...

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In order to shave kilobytes, will it be possible to remove compilation options for the matrix, financial, trigonometry functions?
I am not sure why this decision to add these functions to the 'core' of a general purpose language.

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Did you strip your newlisp executable?

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cormullion,

In other Lisp's this function is called a closure.
But newlisp does not support closures. If then what is it?

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Same issue on my Linux desktop.

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newLISP v.10.4.3 on Linux IPv4/6 UTF-8 libffi, execute 'newlisp -h' for more info.
> (set 'lst '("23" "hello" "3.14"))
("23" "hello" "3.14")
> (float (lst 1))
"3.14"

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Thanks Lutz for that terse, and at the same time intuitive code.
I wish match also accepts regular expressions. Something like this.

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(match '(* {BEGIN} * "END" *) lst)

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Is there a PDF/ePub version of the Newlisp manual complete with TOC?

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Thank you winger for your timely responses.

It is interesting to see how newLisp allows you to use symbols (tmplst and result) without 'declaring' ahead.
I am not used to that kind of thinking. Is that considered good practice?

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Is there a Lisp pattern where I can explode a list which has BEGIN and END markers ("exb" "BEGIN" "unknown" "num" "of" "items" "END" "BEGIN" "ex3" "END" "something" "and" "so" "on" ) To (("BEGIN" "unknown" "num" "of" "items" "END") ("BEGIN" "ex3" "END")) The builtin explode function doesnt allow cus...

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Is dragonfly maintained anymore? Looks like it has not been updated since 2010!

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Thank you everyone for all the answers provided.
I tried searching before i asked this question.

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Is it possible to see the documentation for a builtin function (within MAIN context) via the REPL?

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Hmm, I don't remember seeing the error before.
However can you add the pathname for the newlisp executable in your repl.

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newlisp /path/to/link.lsp
(link "/path/to/newlisp executable" "uppercase" "uppercase.lsp")

If that fails too, you may copy the newlisp executable to your script path.
Cheers!

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Can you try this?

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newlisp /path/to/link.lsp
(link "newlisp" "your-exe-name" "your_newlisp_script.lsp")

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Thank you Lutz for the readline improvements.

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Nice. When will this be announced as a stable release?

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Try Kazimirs blog.

http://kazimirmajorinc.blogspot.com/201 ... acros.html

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conan wrote:Your links on the navbar do not point to anything, they have the hashmark.

Is this about the rundragonfly.com site. Maybe you should switch of "noscript" :)

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An Expect/Pty module would be a welcome addition to the newlisp library.

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Very informative.
Thank you Kazimir, Lutz.

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I am getting an error for the foreach macro.

(foreach (fn (x) (println (* x x))) '(1 2 3 4))

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ERR: symbol expected in function dolist : (lambda (x) (println (* x x)))
called from user defined function foreach

Is there a macroexpand-1 facility in newlisp to see what is going on underneath?

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In Scheme

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> (for-each (lambda (x) (display (* x x))) '(1 2 3 4))
14916

I didn't see a foreach function in the manual.

Note : I am NOT looking for 'dolist' which is different from foreach.

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Is there a module somewhere which can perform basic Set operations (like unions, intersections, differences etc)
Basic Set theory is something I know since Middle school and easy to associate with :)

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Newlisp does not have TCO. How about adding loop/recur(aka clojure) like feature which internally does looping/trampolines/?

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