development release newLISP 9.2.17

Started by Lutz, January 22, 2008, 05:27:20 AM

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ale870

#15
Quote from: "newBert"I prefer the site in italian ... I can't speak or write italian but I can understand this beautiful language. It's a "cousin" of mine ;)



Regards,

Bertrand



P.S.: I'd like to create a site like this in french, but I've no time to do it ...


You are French? Why don't you start to create a french version, so we could make two sites very similar (like a join-venture!) by publishing similar articles!

(I haven't enough time too, so I will write articles like a tech documentation (just for my knowledge, like a personal archive...)
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newBert

#16
Quote from: "ale870"
(I haven't enough time too, so I will write articles like a tech documentation (just for my knowledge, like a personal archive...)


I can't update regularly a web site or a blog for lack of time (I have some other occupations which take time) but sometimes I try to translate help files or manuals, and even programing language in french : for http://www.fbsl.net/pmwiki/index.php?n=Main.FBSLTutorial">FBSL for instance and http://fmslogo.sourceforge.net/">FMSLogo or others "just for my knowledge, like a personal archive" too :)



I began translating/adapting "newLisp in 21 minutes" but I lost my text when my computer broke down... and my knowledge in english has become growing, so the motivation to start again became inversely proportional.



Nevertheless io ci penso ancora, probably  when my interest in newLisp will be stronger and more regular.



In any case Congratulazioni for your blog

:)

Bertrand



P.S.: I'm not yet sufficiently clever to create a site (and it's not a joke)
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cormullion

#17
Hi Lutz! The manual for pop-assoc suggests that multiple keys are accepted, but it doesn't appear to work with string keys:



> (set 'al  '(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3)))
(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3))
> (pop-assoc (al "a"))
("a" 1)
> al
(("b" 2) ("c" 3))
> (set 'al  '(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3)))
(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3))
> (pop-assoc (al "a" "c"))
nil
> (set 'al  '(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3)))
(("a" 1) ("b" 2) ("c" 3))
>

ale870

#18
Quote from: "newBert"P.S.: I'm not yet sufficiently clever to create a site (and it's not a joke)


Hello newBert, I'm a professional software developer, but I haven't enough time to maintain a complex site, so I opened a blog in WordPress. It's free,  very easy to be maintained, etc...

If you want to publish something (anything you want!), don't hesitate to take a look to it!



(you know many italian words! Great! Bravo!)
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