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when string is not a string 7 75 (5/12/2010 10:18:25 PM) comp.lang.javascript Curious javascript sample. Consider the following code: var s = "asd" var f = function() { return typeof(this) } An expression typeof(s) returns true (as it is expected), but f.call(s) returns false!... Alex

logging arguments values 4 96 (12/10/2009 6:30:38 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I am writing a macro helper for defining functions with transparently added logging: (defmacro fun (name (&rest arglist) &rest body) (let ((func-result (gensym "func-result-"))) `(defun ,... alex_sv

.rsrc files creator 0 96 (10/26/2009 3:36:42 PM) comp.sys.mac.programmer.tools Hi! I am developing cross-platform applications for Mac. I need to include EULA (a.k.a. SLA) to the DMG file. This SLA should be written in Russian. All the standard SLAResources.rsrc templates I found in... alex_sv

approach to writing recursive macros 8 16 (10/23/2009 3:45:41 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I need to write a some sort of "functional replacer" macro, that accepts certain list (which in fact just an ordinary function call), symbol to replace and a list to be pasted instead of that symbol. I... alex_sv

[emacs+slime] effective debugging 5 23 (10/18/2009 11:55:25 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I am new to emacs+slime (I used to work with vim and came to emacs world a few days ago). I've read few tutorials and now working in emacs seems comfortable enough. But I think that I use slime extreme... alex_sv

case sensitiveness for reader/printer 10 26 (10/12/2009 3:00:51 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I know that clisp behaves in a case sensitive way when being started with -modern option passed via the command line. On the other side sbcl does not support -modern option at all - or any other comman... alex_sv

portable way of strict type checking in defun 43 28 (10/12/2009 10:24:36 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, could you please clarify - is there a portable way of introducing strict typechecking in lisp code? I've found that "declare" statement makes it possible, but in sbcl and not in clisp: =============... alex_sv

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portable way of strict type checking in defun 43 28 (10/12/2009 10:24:36 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, could you please clarify - is there a portable way of introducing strict typechecking in lisp code? I've found that "declare" statement makes it possible, but in sbcl and not in clisp: =============... avshabanov (14)

case sensitiveness for reader/printer 10 26 (10/12/2009 3:00:51 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I know that clisp behaves in a case sensitive way when being started with -modern option passed via the command line. On the other side sbcl does not support -modern option at all - or any other comman... avshabanov (14)

[emacs+slime] effective debugging 5 23 (10/18/2009 11:55:25 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I am new to emacs+slime (I used to work with vim and came to emacs world a few days ago). I've read few tutorials and now working in emacs seems comfortable enough. But I think that I use slime extreme... avshabanov (14)

approach to writing recursive macros 8 16 (10/23/2009 3:45:41 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I need to write a some sort of "functional replacer" macro, that accepts certain list (which in fact just an ordinary function call), symbol to replace and a list to be pasted instead of that symbol. I... avshabanov (14)

Why "lock" functionality is introduced for all the objects? 87 39 (6/28/2011 9:29:07 AM) comp.lang.java.programmer I'm curious why Java designers once decided to allow every object to be lockable (i.e. allow using lock on those). I know, that out of such a design decision every Java object contain lock index, i.e. new Objec... vstrength (8)