> (char 2) --> "\002"
> (char "\002") --> 2
> (char (char "\002")) --> "\002"
> (char 1) --> "\001"
> (char "\001") --> 1
> (char (char "\001")) --> "\001"
> (char 0) --> ""
> (char "\000") --> 0
> (char (char "\000")) --> ""
Shouldn't (char 0) --> "\000"?
is (char 0) correct?
yes that is a bug, it should be:
(char 0) => "\000" ; not ""
I will post a new developers release tomorrow with a fix for '(char 0)' and recognition of the precision spec for strings in format:
(format "%5.2" "hello") => " he" ; 3 spaces in front of 'he'
and a new documentation with Nigel's corrections: rev-4
Lutz
(char 0) => "\000" ; not ""
I will post a new developers release tomorrow with a fix for '(char 0)' and recognition of the precision spec for strings in format:
(format "%5.2" "hello") => " he" ; 3 spaces in front of 'he'
and a new documentation with Nigel's corrections: rev-4
Lutz