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Forum => newLISP in the real world => Topic started by: kanen on November 17, 2014, 10:21:23 AM

Title: (save) files line breaks?
Post by: kanen on November 17, 2014, 10:21:23 AM
Whenever I save a file, the line breaks are set to some strange 80 columns or similar.



I'd like lines to break more reasonably and based on (set) statements instead. Otherwise, these files have strange line-breaks and I cannot read them outside newLisp



Example:


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(setf foo (rand 1000 100000))
(save "foo.lsp" 'foo)


Resulting in...


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(set 'foo '(477 628 364 513 952 916 635 717 141 606 16 242 137 804 156 400 129 108
  998 218 512 839 612 296 637 524 493 972 292 771 526 769 400 891 283 352 807 919
  69 949 525 86 192 663 890 348 64 20 457 63 238 970 902 850 266 539 375 760 512
...

Why doesn't this result in:


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(set 'foo '(477 628 364 513 952 916 635 717 141 606 16 242 137 804 156 400 129 108 998 218 512 839 612 296 637 524 493 972 292 771 526 769 400 891 283 352 807 919 69 949 525 86 192 663 890 348 64 20 457 63 238 970 902 850 266 539 375 760 512 ...



Is there a way to set the length of lines in a (save) file?
Title: Re: (save) files line breaks?
Post by: HPW on November 17, 2014, 12:54:02 PM
Hello,



You may have a look at command 'pretty-print'.



Regards
Title: Re: (save) files line breaks?
Post by: kanen on November 17, 2014, 06:25:21 PM
(pretty-print 8192 " ") fixes it!



Thanks!


Quote from: "HPW"Hello,



You may have a look at command 'pretty-print'.



Regards
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