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For mutable structures you use the "context" concept, which is also used to build a form of OOP. For cyclic data structures, I'm not sure. I think one can pass
by astrobe_ 10y ago
For mutable structures you use the "context" concept, which is also used to build a form of OOP.
For cyclic data structures, I'm not sure. I think one can pass a function, a list or a context to a function that expects a list. This it might do the trick.
- david-given 10y agoFrom Wikipedia: > Sharing of sub-objects among objects, cyclic structures, or multiple variables pointing to the same object are not supported in newLISP. Dang.