select "segmentation fault"

[newdep]

Hi Lutz,



Should this happen?

Perhpas its just a little too nested?





newLISP v.9.0 on Linux, execute 'newlisp -h' for more info.



> (select D (index true? (map directory? (setq D (directory)))))

Segmentation fault





Norman.

[newdep]

just an addon...



The above was on my path by creating the smalest directory selection from a bunch of files.. So if the above doesn't work then i guess this is

the smallest a "directory filter" can get in newlisp ->



(and (setq X (index true? (map directory? (setq D (directory))))) (select D X))



Norman.

[Lutz]

The first definition crashes because D is modified by 'setq' while beeing used by 'select'.



Also using 'select' with an index list constructed using 'index' is the same as using 'filter', so why not just doing?

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(filter directory? (directory))

or if you want all files not a directory:

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(clean directory? (directory))

Lutz

[newdep]

yes right I was a little overclocking the function ;-)



But 'clean? actualy how long does that one exist already? I never

seen it befor ;-) Great way to wake up again ;-)



Norman.

[lisp]

It was put in @ v.8.8.7 according to the http://newlisp.org/downloads/old/newLISP_89_Release_Notes.html">8.9 release notes.

[newdep]

Aaa im always running behind the mind expantion of Lutz...