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When some ELisp code crashes in my emacs with an error like: error: (stringp nil): not a string I think it indicates Lisps suffer from this problem too...
by Peaker 11y ago
When some ELisp code crashes in my emacs with an error like:
error: (stringp nil): not a string
I think it indicates Lisps suffer from this problem too...
- agumonkey 11y agoIt does, I said 'a lot less' not 'zero dollar mistake'. Recursively defined lists take care about nil, and since it's one of the most used ways to program in lisp it makes a lot of logic nullproof.