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Instantiable generic functions 2 20 (11/17/2006 3:30:39 AM) comp.lang.lisp I'm trying to write generic functions that are also classes, and could use a MOP guru's advice. I want able to have objects that are funcallable, but also instantiable. Preferably, I'd like them to have all t... Joel

Lambda Quine (and the Lisp it rode in on) 5 36 (9/30/2004 1:21:45 AM) comp.lang.lisp While bored one night, I thought about how a lot of people only know one thing about Lisp: that it uses lots of parens. If they've taken a class in college that uses Lisp, they may also remember that it's got ... Joel

Lexical environment access at runtime 11 27 (11/7/2003 1:43:48 AM) comp.lang.lisp Is there a way for running code to find out, based on a symbol (not known at compile time), what the current lexical value for that symbol is? How about for a macro to find out what lexical bindings exist in a... Joel

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how to pronounce these names 63 40 (9/29/2004 9:35:03 PM) comp.lang.lisp How do I say these (verbally): CLOS (is it 'see-loss'?) rplaca rplacd nconc ?? Lowell ... lkirsh (134)

Sharpsign-colon ... why here? 28 26 (9/30/2004 1:03:16 AM) comp.lang.lisp I have a question about something I saw in uffi's ASD file. It starts out with these forms: (defpackage #:uffi-system (:use #:asdf #:cl)) (in-package #:uffi-system) Why is "#:" being used here? It took me ... itd98ds02 (47)

Lambda Quine (and the Lisp it rode in on) 5 36 (9/30/2004 1:21:45 AM) comp.lang.lisp While bored one night, I thought about how a lot of people only know one thing about Lisp: that it uses lots of parens. If they've taken a class in college that uses Lisp, they may also remember that it's got ... joelh1 (30)

initializint a CLOS class instance 6 22 (10/1/2004 7:51:22 PM) comp.lang.lisp I'd like to define some additional actions to happen to an instance of my class after it is initialized with all the :initform and :initarg specs etc... I see two ways of doing this. 1) I could define an afte... jimka (490)

printing \n 44 36 (10/2/2004 1:19:06 PM) comp.lang.lisp in c, perl, python, as well as many other languages printing "\n" prints a carriage return. I know that the format function will print a carriage return when "~%" is encountered. but is there a way to print a... jimka (490)

ILC 2004-is there a reason why there is no such (separate) event? 21 27 (10/3/2004 9:59:33 PM) comp.lang.lisp If ILC 2004 is actually already scheduled and I just don't know about it, fantastic, and if not, why? Is it biennial by design? I think I read somewhere that there will be an ILC 2005, and, being that there ... matthewknox (62)

Any users of Logo around? - Survey 24 18 (11/16/2004 12:47:26 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I was just curious to know if how many lisp programmers here have learned logo when they were in grade school. Any random thoughts are also welcome. -- Surendra Singhi www.public.asu.edu/~sksinghi ... efuzzyone (229)

Lazy sequence for reading file 25 42 (11/16/2006 6:18:37 PM) comp.lang.lisp I'm writing yet another flat file parser, and considering how often I do this I would very much like to write: (defun parse-test-case (stream) (map 'vector #'parse-line (read-lines stream))) I can do this... davidhuebel (40)

Instantiable generic functions 2 20 (11/17/2006 3:30:39 AM) comp.lang.lisp I'm trying to write generic functions that are also classes, and could use a MOP guru's advice. I want able to have objects that are funcallable, but also instantiable. Preferably, I'd like them to have all t... joelh1 (30)

Security protocols implementend in CL 7 34 (11/19/2006 8:50:28 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I'm interested in knowing security protocols in Common Lisp. My goal is to implement SSL/TLS protocol. I already know Ironclad package. My concern is an implementation of X.509 certificates in CL. Thank... amak_nospam (4)