For starters, if you didn't notice, Stleem is pronounced the same as Streem in Japanese, but keeps the l from lisp. Punny. informal translation~~~ Matz creat

For starters, if you didn't notice, Stleem is pronounced the same as Streem in Japanese, but keeps the l from lisp. Punny. informal translation~~~ Matz created this thing... It inspired mattn to create this thing in go. And little 'ol me thought "I want to try this in lisp" so here it is. ----boring stuff---- Stleem is a thing where you stick one thing in and get one thing out. In order to create the result, stleem uses something like a filter (see how fizzbuzz filters to print the result) If (there's no arg/the arg is ignored??) it has generator-like behavior. When the pipeline is closed, if there's no result, nil is returned. Otherwise the start up parameter :end-symbol is modified. Keep in mind that this is only a sample. How to handle multiple args and discarding things, etc, etc, there's a lot of problems. ~~~end I don't know lisp and I used rikaichan a lot but I'm pretty sure I got it mostly right.