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Thumb's up Lutz....!

I already have a new project on the table for newlisp, probably will be pointing towards embedding
newlisp inside hardware but lets see what it brings...

AHA! So thats the language Qrczak was bragging about years ago...

Lisp/scheme still has the longest breath ;-) hahahah...

By the question itself i would like to advice you to do no programming at all.

If you want to sandbox (limit access outside newlisp) you could think of using a FUSE way perhpas... (seek for Filesystem in User Space) But just to slimmdown newlisp... have a looks here: (where cormulion quotes me my old code ;-)) http://newlispfanclub.alh.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3843 Old to...

Just to keep that head fresh..Explain the behavior...

Mind set to the right frequency and it flows again... ..more on map.. # loops y * 1-second (define (loop y) (map (fn(x) (sleep (mul x 1000)) (println (++ y)) ) (dup 1 y)) ) #loops backwards from y to z (setf loop (lambda(y z) (map (fn(x) (println (dup "@" x) )) (sequence y z)) true )) #loops backwar...

ahaaaaa...I thought you like this topic and i was almost certain you had your mind set to it already...Yes i remembered your crawer-tractor... realy nice ! I was close in finalizing them almost..almost near these examples you just post here, but i could not get my mind to finish it ..1 level too dee...

No hurry's ..
I see you adjusted your Location to the west-coast in the US..
..Well... its getting hot here in Europe too the next days so climatizing will be easy ;-)..
Enjoy your stay ;-)

I was wondering how many functions inside newlisp are useable to a create a functional loop with. So.. thats without the use of 'until 'while 'for (the existing repeat/loop functions)..etc.. Here a very basic example functions themselfs can loop i.e. running either of these will return the looped fu...

Hee nice ill try that when i have my linux machines back online (currently only under Vmware)...
I once build a Sticky-notes in newlisp with the java guiserver..dont know where it is but
its roaming somewhere...

Hi Lutz, Probably not a bug but a fault-catch issue and i'm not sure if it is supposed to crash under windows. This doesn't crash under linux. Under windows it crashes newlisp. (I know its not how the function is supposed to be handled..but just for the notification.. ;-) newLISP v.10.3.0 on Linux I...

'map is very elegant but i think a 'for loop is perhpas quicker.
And using 'array's here could speed up too.
Im not sure if 'find has a 'regex layer underwater but if it hasn't perhpas regex might speed it up too.

Just my Saturday's 2 cents ;-)

Hi Ale870, I assume you want to leave the ODBC database where it is? I have never migrated to oracle, mysql or Postgress before but ill guess its possible regarding to the database structure/content import/export. But based on the newlisp data and apache, i assume that should be a smooth path. Apach...

aha oke.. yes i think the script that executes the rox is causing the confusion of what pid is actualy leading. If you have access to the rox script you could add a small line to the script , or the execute of the tables that logs the pid (in bash you can use the $$ for this) and redirect it to a fi...

Hey guys, This is for Linux. I use rox panels along the edges of my screen, and to save space I'd like to toggle them on and off. to open a panel I use, for instance, $ rox --top=panel-name to kill the panel, $ rox --top= I wrote something that calls "ps aux" and it will only kill the process, but ...

Hi Lutz, It took some time to discover that my functions where all returning 'true ;-) ..to this (++) issue.. quite funny actualy but not consistant, thats how i discovered it. Thanks for the quick fix! The main difference now between (++) and (inc) is integer and float handling, could then (++) and...

Kazimir Majorinc wrote:I'm enjoying it!
But I have a feeling that my wife will put the veto in few minutes.

hahaha..she's not the only one... some of these sounds do indeed tickly my nerves too much too and i have to switch channels ;-) But..for 8 bits ..not bad at all ;-)

I think this is a bug Lutz...

newLISP v.10.3.0 on Linux IPv4/6, execute 'newlisp -h' for more info.

> (symbol? a)
nil
> (symbol? b)
nil
> (symbol? 1)
nil
> (symbol? '1)
nil
> (++)
1
> (symbol? a)
1
> (symbol? b)
1
> (symbol? 1)
1
> (symbol? '1)
1
>

ps: goes for (--) as well...

..I understand your deal with Larry, no doubt about that..'everything for a huge boat' ofcourse...
and Its good to know our data is now clustered..heheh..Good luck with the deal, hope the path is smooth... ;-)

OKe last days im completly into 8 bit ;-) I know i know Its 'Muzak' but brings back loads of memory's..
Here's the channel im tuned into while lisping ;-) http://www.kohina.com/

Always good to have connections with the intelligence agency ;-) Nice one!
Perhaps that could become a buildin? Just try to bribe Lutz with a Beer .. you never know ;-)

I dont know but perhpas handy to have for those who are in need of it. A simple unseen IMAP SSL checkup. Im using it in an automated cycle that pops up a message to the screen every 5 minutes.. you can rebuild it to you own taste. Not all error checking is included but works for me.. Enjoy.. and ..b...

updated to 1.10 "read-buffer" was missing in depr funciton.
http://www.nodep.dds.nl/downloads/newlisp/newlisp.jsf

Ah, the Lambdalator is no longer online. Too much spam, not enough use... Was this what you wanted: (define (default-message) {For security reasons, this function is not available in this version of newLISP.}) (dolist (x (list {!} {$main-args} {abort} {address} {append-file} {change-dir} {close} {c...

Thanks for checking Kazimir..

I always wanted to have a quick overview with the document, I think its useable but ofcourse it
depends on the reader ;-) I have a 1680x1050 layout screen and its wider and build on that layout..

I adjusted it again to v06... is that better?