Language : lisp

Title User Language Tags Description Date
erger mazrabul Lisp April 3, 2012
LUA's for loops (in LISP) timm Lisp

The LUA programming language supports iterators.

The LUA for loop takes some generate function and asks it to produce a function that can return the next item.

A loop is then entered. The next item is generated. If it is non-nil, then the body of the loop is called to consume that item.

Otherwise, it exit.

The following LISP macro emulates that for command.

 February 25, 2012
OO-based grammar timmenzies Lisp

at runtime, there are no if statements. everything gets sent "act" and instances sort themselves out whether or not to recurse or just return their head.

one bug kept me busy for a while- while adding terminals, i was traversing the cache while at the same time adding in new items. this lead to no end of bother.

but once i separated that out into 2 pass (one to find terminal symbols, one to add in a terminal for each such symbol) it was all pretty straight forward

 March 23, 2011
RTML and facebook like button drifterz28 Lisp January 21, 2011
RTML and facebook like button Fin drifterz28 Lisp January 21, 2011
some facebook like stuff rtml drifterz28 Lisp January 21, 2011
MORE facebook RTML code drifterz28 Lisp January 21, 2011
RTML faster publish drifterz28 Lisp January 21, 2011
Clojure: Factorial YamNad Lisp January 12, 2011
proxy.lisp bcmoney Lisp

http://cl-cookbook.sourceforge.net/sockets.html#example

 December 10, 2010
Factorial (Tail Recursion) captainhampton Lisp Tail recursive factorial November 27, 2010
porcini risotto mvexel Lisp November 10, 2010
Simple read-macro for printing CLOS objects readably krzysz00 Lisp This readmacro/print-object pair allows you to print CLOS objects in a fashion that allows you to read them back in. November 9, 2010
Let form (1) tprimke Lisp November 8, 2010
Let form (2) tprimke Lisp November 8, 2010