Hi Lutz,
the manual tells ->
When using quotes " " for delimiting strings and backslashes are required in the regular expression pattern, then the backslash must be doubled. As an alternative brackets { ... } or text tags [text] ... [/text] can be used to delimit text strings. In this case no extra backslashes are required.
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It would be very welcome if that would work on the shell also ..like ->
newlisp -e {(println"Yahooo")}
or
newlisp -e [text](..................)[/text]
but somehow it think this is shell related ?...mmm...
Regards, Norman.
Why can't you use shell's single quote interpretation, like awk:
awk '//{some code}'
but in that case for new lisp we'll need to use (quote symbol) instead of 'symbol
newlisp -e '{(set (quote e) "eeeee")}'