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| deadrocker |
Posted - December 06 2005 : 11:27:28 PM
Hi there
I am executing a lisp file which contains a function
;;; Actions and Tests
(defun dopopactions (regs expr hold star)
(apply
(lambda ,(cons 'star (cons 'hold(car regs)))
,@actions
(list
(list (quote ,(car regs))
(list ,@(car regs))) hold))
(cons star (cons hold (cadr regs)))
)
)
Now I am getting an error as
Illegal lambda list element (CONS 'STAR(CONS 'HOLD(CAR REGS)))
***-Condition of type UNDEFINED-FUNCTION
Hope to get an answer as soon as possible.
Regards,
Vikram Shetty |
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| n/a |
Posted - December 07 2005 : 09:24:51 AM
deadrocker,
I am far from an expert, but I have never seen commas or the @ sign used in lisp as your posted code shows. I searched the developer's guide just to be sure that it was simply something that I was unaware of. I'm pretty sure those items have to come out.
I've attached a copy of what I think the code should be. I don't know what the code accomplishes, and I don't have the proper arguments to pass to the code, so I can't test it.
Make sure you have good backups before you try the attached code, just in case it should do something "funky".
Download Attachment:  dopopactions.txt
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