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I tried reading this back when I started writing lisp- and it's been a year since. I know I got stuck when I couldn't find functions in slime with C-d C-h, and
by yonaguska 13y ago
I tried reading this back when I started writing lisp- and it's been a year since. I know I got stuck when I couldn't find functions in slime with C-d C-h, and just assumed that they were defined by the book. This is much more reassuring.
- pavpanchekha 13y agoREPLACA and its cousin REPLACD are part of the Common Lisp standard, but they are indeed something you should probably never see. Even for mapping across a structure or something I'd prefer to write my own inline function. They along with TERPRI (newline) are the ugliest function names of CL.