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Of particular interest to me is the loop facility reference. It appears to be terse, understandable, and relatively complete. I also like the notation. A subscr
by djha-skin 4y ago
Of particular interest to me is the loop facility reference. It appears to be terse, understandable, and relatively complete. I also like the notation. A subscript f to tell me it's not a macro is incredibly helpful.
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- User23 4y agoAnother fun option is to print the folios and bind them yourself. A serviceable job can be done in an afternoon with little more than a sewing kit. It’s easy, using a ruler, an awl or something similar, and a stiff piece of cardboard, to make a guide template for punching holes in the folios. After that it’s just a matter of stitching.
- r9550684 4y agohyperspec has a compact take on loop, which is my goto when I don't quite remember details of syntax, http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/m_loop.htm#loop http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/m_loop.... it also has a benefit of being ascii representable