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CSV defun 1 2 (5/7/2013 8:30:52 PM) comp.lang.lisp I need a CSV routine. I wrote this: (defun csv (line) (with-input-from-string (input-stream line) (loop for char = (read-char input-stream nil nil nil) with token-list = '() with in-quo... Mike
Trying to write a macro 2 35 (11/5/2012 3:21:05 AM) comp.lang.lisp I'm trying to learn about macros. I'm approaching this task by trying to write my own, simple HTML generation routines. I'm using clisp. I decided to try and generate a macro that creates the individual def... Mike
help please #2 6 23 (10/31/2012 2:53:42 PM) comp.lang.lisp Again I'm return to learn LISP. My latest project is to write a simple stock technical analysis program. One step of this program is to load in a file of stock data. I'm using clisp 2.49. My code so far is: ... Mike
I like the RSS abilities of safari. What now? 12 49 (7/27/2012 12:20:49 AM) comp.sys.mac.apps Now that RSS is gone from Safari (and Mail.app), what's the best application to pick up the slack? Mike ... Mike
OT: How to calculate reputation scores? 2 42 (5/22/2012 4:54:17 PM) comp.lang.perl.misc A general question, not PERL releated: Many web sites have an article/message/user reputation based on the up or down votes the article/message/user receives. How is a reputation score calculated given only up... Mike
OT: How to calculate reputation scores? 16 20 (5/22/2012 4:51:49 PM) comp.lang.lisp General question (not LISP related): Many web sites have an article/message/user reputation based on the up or down votes the article/message/user receives. How is a reputation score calculated given only up a... Mike
How to remove nil from a list? 10 27 (5/18/2012 5:43:21 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I'm trying to remove a pair from a list. So far I have: (setq y1 '((#:X14 19) (TF TG) (A 5) (B 6) (C 7) (D 8))) => ((#:X14 19) (TF TG) (A 5) (B 6) (C 7) (D 8)) (map 'list #'(lambda (p) (if (not (eq (car p... Mike
speed of let vs. let* 13 26 (5/16/2012 6:27:00 PM) comp.lang.lisp I understand that the order of variables set in let is implementation dependent and the order of variables in let* proceeds from the first varable to the last. It seems that for my (simple) projects that I can ... Mike
assembling lists? 5 27 (5/4/2012 5:49:55 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I'm making progress on my program. I'm currently stuck trying to build a list to send to a different part of the program. What I did earlier in the program (which worked there) isn't working in a different... Mike
clisp, regexp:match, and subgroups? 6 19 (5/2/2012 4:49:52 PM) comp.lang.lisp Thank you everyone on my previous (loop...) question. I understand now more than I did. My next stumbling stone is (regexp:match...). I have this function where it is matching a pattern. I'm trying to extra... Mike

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creating new messages, not sending email? 2 21 (6/21/2011 7:51:46 PM) comp.mail.imap Afternoon, I use mutt(1) connected to an IMAP message store. Mutt(1) gives me the ability to edit raw messages. I would like to create a 'journal folder in the IMAP store for recording events of each day. Curr... mikee2856 (42)
equivalent PERL construct in LISP? 12 28 (5/1/2012 7:18:32 PM) comp.lang.lisp I'm use clisp. I'm quite experienced with PERL. A common pattern I use is: my $list = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6); foreach my $i ($list) { print "$i\n"; } The "foreach" loop assigns each value of $list to $i in turn.... mikee2856 (42)
clisp, regexp:match, and subgroups? 6 19 (5/2/2012 4:49:52 PM) comp.lang.lisp Thank you everyone on my previous (loop...) question. I understand now more than I did. My next stumbling stone is (regexp:match...). I have this function where it is matching a pattern. I'm trying to extra... mikee2856 (42)
assembling lists? 5 27 (5/4/2012 5:49:55 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I'm making progress on my program. I'm currently stuck trying to build a list to send to a different part of the program. What I did earlier in the program (which worked there) isn't working in a different... mikee2856 (42)
speed of let vs. let* 13 26 (5/16/2012 6:27:00 PM) comp.lang.lisp I understand that the order of variables set in let is implementation dependent and the order of variables in let* proceeds from the first varable to the last. It seems that for my (simple) projects that I can ... mikee2856 (42)
How to remove nil from a list? 10 27 (5/18/2012 5:43:21 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I'm trying to remove a pair from a list. So far I have: (setq y1 '((#:X14 19) (TF TG) (A 5) (B 6) (C 7) (D 8))) => ((#:X14 19) (TF TG) (A 5) (B 6) (C 7) (D 8)) (map 'list #'(lambda (p) (if (not (eq (car p... mikee2856 (42)
OT: How to calculate reputation scores? 16 20 (5/22/2012 4:51:49 PM) comp.lang.lisp General question (not LISP related): Many web sites have an article/message/user reputation based on the up or down votes the article/message/user receives. How is a reputation score calculated given only up a... mikee2856 (42)
OT: How to calculate reputation scores? 2 42 (5/22/2012 4:54:17 PM) comp.lang.perl.misc A general question, not PERL releated: Many web sites have an article/message/user reputation based on the up or down votes the article/message/user receives. How is a reputation score calculated given only up... mikee2856 (42)
I like the RSS abilities of safari. What now? 12 49 (7/27/2012 12:20:49 AM) comp.sys.mac.apps Now that RSS is gone from Safari (and Mail.app), what's the best application to pick up the slack? Mike ... mikee2856 (42)
help please #2 6 23 (10/31/2012 2:53:42 PM) comp.lang.lisp Again I'm return to learn LISP. My latest project is to write a simple stock technical analysis program. One step of this program is to load in a file of stock data. I'm using clisp 2.49. My code so far is: ... mikee2856 (42)