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For me the sad thing was that there is no equivalent of let, progn and so on. It really felt like Python with a funny syntax (plus macros). I'm not lisp enough
by rich_sasha 5y ago
For me the sad thing was that there is no equivalent of let, progn and so on. It really felt like Python with a funny syntax (plus macros).
I'm not lisp enough to make a macro, but supposedly, isn't let under the hood making a lambda function and calling it? That's within the confines of possibility in Python.
- vidjuheffex 5y agoMight be worth a revisit, let is in version 1.04a and progn is called 'do'. It has a rather fast rate of development, which makes coding in it a bit of a moving target.
- rich_sasha 5y agoah good to know, I'll give it another shot!