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@Lutz: is it a new function? I didn't notice it before!
@HPW: Thank you, but I found that solution. I was thinking that a proper function could be a "commodity". Thank you!

Hello, I think it could be useful adding an option (or creating a new function) to append some strings by automatically adding spaces. For example: (append "my" "name" "is" "ale") --> "my name is ale" Second request: A function to perform more sophisticated upper-case/lower-case activities: 1) only ...

Thank you!

@newdep: I didn't know I could use direct indexing to replace symbols by reference!
@Lutz: (assoc) function is the function I was looking for!

newLisp rocks!!! :-)

Hello, I have this list: (setq myScheduler '( (at ( (days 1 7 14 21) ;; Scheduler per i giorni 1, 7, 14, 21 (times "11:00" "23:00") ;; Alle ore 11:00 e ore 12:00 ) ) (client-nodes ( ("10.100.2.12" 3322) ("10.100.3.198" 1234) ) ) )) I use (lookup) to check data in that list. For example: (lookup 'cli...

Thank you Lutz.

Have you planned some special area to use those variables?
Did you made them to supply something "special" for the future?

Can we freely use them, or you can give us some guidelines?

Funny!!!

I think it could be related to "special variables" management ($0, $1, etc...) for parsing.

Lutz, I think this bug (or feature? :-) ) should be investigated a little bit more.

Hello,

true this code:
As you can see, using a variable with the prefix "$", makes the variable "global".
Is it an implicit context binding?

Try to use Dojo (check the demos). There is a delay on first usage (download javascript: about 130kb) but the system is really responsive.

In these days I'm starting to work with Dojo framework, a language-independent AJAX client (one of the most famous). It is open source. See here: http://www.dojotoolkit.org/ Since it is language independent, it means it can be used even from newLisp... So I think you could start to introduce such fr...

:-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME_type

(see RFC: it was born on 1993!!!)
But you are right: mime-type was used for the first time to exchange emails! (I discovered it now). Thank you for your hint!

Not exactly: mime-types is a convention, standard description format, to define "which kind of file we are talking about". In this way a program can decide how to manage it. It is a required information in order to exchange data from different operating systems (which they manage data in different w...

You might want to make a module for the UUDeview library code... http://fpx.de/fp/Software/UUDeview/ UUDeview is a program that helps you transmit and receive binary files over the Internet, using electronic mail or newsgroups The UUDeview package includes both an encoder and a decoder. The decoder...

Ok, sorry, I solved it.

I needed to call it with "cgi" extension (and not using "lsp").
More: the file, under linux, must be the flag "execute" set.

I think these information could be reported in the manual (or in the great "design pattern" book).

Thank you!

Hello, I successfully used newLisp to make cgi applications using Apache 2 as server web. Now I'm trying to use newLisp as web server self (Linux Mint 6). I created "/tmp" directory, but, even if newLisp works, it does not process the cgi (simply return the script content in the browser, like a norm...

Sorry, but I cannot understand one point: in order to use the correct mime-type, you need to know the "file-type" (pdf, jpg, etc...). To do this, you have two ways: 1) Use file extension. 2) use the famous "magic number". Can you better explain me your concept. Can you make me a small example? Thank...

Hello, I updated SMTP version with attachments. This new update includes: 1) debugging information 2) A new function to get a complete list of the files currently attached (SMTP: list-attachments) 3) In order to use this module via console, in a comfortable way, I added an online help. Every functio...

Mime module? What do you mean exactly?
A module that supply mime-type based on file extension?

Sorry m35 for my misunderstanding!

Thank you. About tests (successfully completed): Client (newLisp): tested using Linux Mint 6. Email client (received emails): Microsoft Outlook ("normal", not express edition) over Windows XP. Linux Evolution Mail+exchange plugin. Server: Microsoft Exchange (I used it by using direct IP access: "10....

Hello, I successfully modified original smtp.lsp module to send attachments too. Since I don't know where I can post it, I will publish source code here: ;; @module smtp.lsp ;; @description Send mail using SMTP protocol ;; @version 2.0 - March 2008, Cormullion added AUTH PLAIN authentication ;; @ver...

UPDATE... solved! I modified original smtp module, and now it can be used to send attachments! I'm completing (eliminating bad code and tests!), then I will upload it. Lutz, how can I send you updated module (I still need some days)so you could test it and, if you want, you could put in the standard...

A note: carefully check the name of your framework, since Opera Browser has a debugger called "Dragonfly". See here: http://www.opera.com/dragonfly/ You could have problems from Opera company... since because they are in a similar working area: web... I think the name "Dragonfly web framework" shou...

I found another error...
Previous function should be (net-send-get-result)

(sent --> send).

Regards.

Hello, smtp.lsp module contains a small but blocking bug in the code. Look for the following code: (define (send-mail mail-from mail-to mail-subje`ct mail-body SMTP-server (user-name "") (password "")) As you can see mail-subject contains an apex (wrong!). Please correct it, since it appears in any ...

Hello, I found two small errors in the docs. 1) This is trivial, but could be confusing for a new user. In the reference area for (setf) there is the example: (push 'b (setf (assoc 'b l) '(b 4))) 'b) It is wrong, in fact "l" letter must be in upper case - see (assoc 'b l): (push 'b (setf (assoc 'b L...