Im realy lost now !
It seems POP makes up its own mind when to POP an element or just pop away.. ;-)
( syntax: (pop str [int-index] [int-length]))
> (setq t "1234567890")
"1234567890"
> (pop t 1)
"2"
> t
"134567890"
> (pop t 1)
"3"
> t
"14567890"
> (pop t 1)
"4"
> t
"1567890"
> (pop t 4)
"890"
> t
"1567"
>
I realy did expect to see an "8" and not a "890" here...
pop on strings
pop on strings
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nigelbrown
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Looks like it may be trying to pop n items from position n when n+n > stringlength
as (V9.0)
> (setq t "12345")
"12345"
> (pop t 3)
"45"
> (setq t "12345")
"12345"
> (pop t 2)
"3"
> (setq t "1234567")
"1234567"
> (pop t 4)
"567"
> (setq t "1234567890")
"1234567890"
> (pop t 4)
"5"
Can't see immediately from code in nl-liststr.c why this should be.
Nigel
as (V9.0)
> (setq t "12345")
"12345"
> (pop t 3)
"45"
> (setq t "12345")
"12345"
> (pop t 2)
"3"
> (setq t "1234567")
"1234567"
> (pop t 4)
"567"
> (setq t "1234567890")
"1234567890"
> (pop t 4)
"5"
Can't see immediately from code in nl-liststr.c why this should be.
Nigel